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Couldn’t add more to my last post…
Pulled the brisket off the pit at 4am. Seven hours in the pit. IT 170°F - just came out of the stall. Wrapped it in butcher paper and tossed it in the oven to finish while I showered and slept for a few hours.
I would’ve liked to do another hour before wrapping to get the bark a little darker, but I was out of cut wood and freezing my tail off as it dipped below 32°F.
I will try to remember to take pics when it’s time to slice…
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This was my inaugural cook but I feel that it’s more than a one trick pony. I could see it working for a lot of direct heat cooks (ribs could be interesting as well). I’ll keep you posted as I continue to dial it in.
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Baltimorelger did you score the chicken or is that grill grate marks? Looks like scoring a duck breast or porchetta. Which means it looks darn tasty! I’ll be watching for more cooks!
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I didn’t!! The grates are sandwich style so they compact it and add the marks naturally. I was worried it was all hype but it was honestly some of the best chicken I’ve ever cooked.
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Looks dang good to me, extra points for the jalapeño……and the beer!Last edited by Panhead John; December 18, 2021, 06:22 PM.
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Kind of look like thighs. But hey, looking delicious too!
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@DaveD_SspaceBBQ thanks ! I just posted a screen shot from Porter Road’s website. Back leg. Came out great - I’ve done these twice now. They seem to be like if you combined ribs and pork chops - although completely different parts of the pig.Last edited by Dtax; December 19, 2021, 09:19 PM.
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We had our splendid next-door neighbors over yesterday for a pre-holiday feast before they head down to their kids' for the holidays. My first rack of dino ribs, a 7-lb, 3-bone slab, and they came out incredibly well, melt in your mouth, exploding with flavor. Full step by step in this thread: https://pitmaster.amazingribs.com/fo...irst-dino-rack
Edit: Forgot to mention temperature! First hour on my Pit Boss vertical p-smoker's "smoke" setting, with temps in the 110s F, then 250-275 the rest of the way.
They took a bit under 9 hours, followed by a little under two hours resting wrapped in butcher paper in a faux cambro. My lovely bride prepared some roasted red taters & onions, sauteed some shrooms & O's, and whipped up some Cheddar Bay biscuits from a Red Lobster mix, and those sides all rocked. Everybody cleaned their plate!
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Went to a friends for a Christmas party yesterday. I made the bacon wrapped chicken burnt ends, armadillo eggs, and scotch eggs. All were a hit and devoured. I made the seasoning in the bacon wrapped chicken post for the chicken and left overs so I coated the sausage of the eggs I made with the remainder. On the chicken, the heat of the cayenne doesn’t come out so much, but on the sausage it does!
chicken prepped and onto the smoker
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Not from the grill, but the wife wanted beef stew. I decided since polenta keeps showing up everywhere I turn and have never had it, I’d make stew and polenta.
Polenta was STCG’s recipe from the Osso bucco the other day with 1/2 chicken broth for the liquid and a little fresh Parmigiana Reggiano added. The stew was Instant Pot’s recipe with a couple stocks of celery added along with a touch of thyme and garlic.Last edited by glitchy; December 19, 2021, 04:16 PM.
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Yeah, I know. another CN breakfast shot. In my defense it is my favourite meal. Anyway, something a litle different this morning, a kielbasa from Costco and some grilled onions. New too is home baked sourdough bread. One of my egg customers gave Mrs CN her starter and it has spurred her on to making bread. Hope it lasts!
Over easy eggs on a bed of fried potatoes, sausage with onions, toast with strawberry jam.
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