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    #46
    Any fans of German food? Smoking a classic Schweinshaxe today, using cherry wood chunks in my el cheapo kettle, with the SnS. Temp is now at 72 deg C, still rolling.

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    • HawkerXP
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      Love me a big knuckle!

    • Dr. Pepper
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      Ausgezeichnet! It was my favorite meal out when I volunteered at Landstuhl for a couple of weeks back in 2008. I assume that will require close to 10 hours to melt?

    • Troutman
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      Sehr gut, mein freund !!!!!

    #47
    So, got the pork knuckle done. For reference: if brined and boiled, it’s called Eisbein. Most often eaten in northern Germany. If grilled (in the oven), or in my case, smoked on the grill, it’s called Schweinshaxe. Most often served in southern Germany.

    I smoked mine for 5 hours, until internal temp was 80 deg C. I didn’t want to turn it into pulled pork.

    Skin was cracklin’ crispy, meat was juicy. Didn’t use a rub or anything, just scored the skin and dropped it on the grates.

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    Whadda y’all think? Classic pork flavor, just a bit too much fat n gristle for my taste.



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    • STEbbq
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      Looks awesome. It is also super popular in the Czech Republic where I had it with a recipe that I assume is regional. Mine was super rich, served with a sauce, and I think roasted versus smoked.

    #48
    Do you ever go to the tienda and get those giant tortillas? I do. Spinach, shiitake, hatch chilis, and gruyere.

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    • tbob4
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      Another outdoor TV! Darn it! I’m loving the food and the TV. I am scheming because of you and Richard Chrz

    • Attjack
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      tbob4 I also added a TV in the way back this year.

      Last edited by Attjack; September 25, 2021, 05:56 PM.

    • Troutman
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      Over the top right there. Gorgeous pix !!!

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    • Ernest
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      tbob4 butter roux, mirepoix, anchovies, grainy Dijon mustard, a touch of chipotle powder and homemade chicken stock. Strain after cooking and finish with fresh cracked pepper medley

    • Ernest
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      The "bed" is leftover pan fried mashed potatoes

    • tbob4
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      Thanks!

    #50
    Breakfast was requested for dinner, but I wanted to smoke something. A compromise has been reached.
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      #51
      Made a variation on Senate Navy Bean Soup.
      Used, mostly, boxed chicken broth with the last of the home made broth (need to make some more). Added Rancho Gordo Ayocote Blanco Beans, bones from a pork shoulder I smoked a month ago with a ham hock. Instead of cubed ham I used some pulled pork. The rest was per recipe; onions, garlic, cloves, potatoes, apple cider vinegar.
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      I was right..............very good!
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      • saneric38
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        That looks great.

      #52
      A returning favorite at my house... spatchcocked smoked chicken with Meathead's Memphis Dust rub
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      • Troutman
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        Nice yardbird !!

      #53
      NY Strip grilled hot and fast (constant flip method) on the Smokey Joe. Side of French fries. Eating out on the deck. Eating alone because Barbara's working late.
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      • STEbbq
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        As did I once I figured out what happened. We had the fire alarm disconnected due to its overly sensitive placement and replaced it with a Nest one. And that is the story of why I am not allowed to cook things that could burn when she is not around.

      • STEbbq
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        But…man that pizza was GOOD.

        Worth it.

      • STEbbq
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        Looks delicious!!

      #54
      Made skirt steak with fall seasoning and cauliflower & cheese casserole.
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      • tbob4
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        That really looks good!

      • skipsdaughter
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        Michael_in_TX This is a mixture of: sea salt, black pepper, smoked paprika, dry mustard, cumin, coriander, granulated garlic, granulated onion, turmeric, chili powder, allspice, rosemary, cinnamon, and honey. (aka, how many spices can I put into a single blend?!?!?)

      • ssandy_561
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        Would like more information on the cauliflower and cheese casserole please.

      #55
      Saturday night grilling with my son ❤️
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      • tbob4
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        Lucky son! How old is your son and which steak did he get?

      • CobbBBQ
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        He’s 14 and getting pretty good with the grill. I had the bigger steak 😊

      #56
      The girls don’t like sausage or beef short ribs, but they were gone ALL day, so daddy had both. A already smoked beef sausage with cheesy scrambled eggs and the other half of a cinnamon roll my wife got at farmer’s market last night for brunch. Some extra fatty short ribs for dinner. Max’s Savory Original sauce paired with the ribs awesomely.
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      • tbob4
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        You should invite CobbBBQ ‘s son over. See the post above. He would appreciate a good beef cook, I am sure.

      #57
      Today was a major smoke day! My first ever try pork belly burnt ends. I also made bone in beef short ribs, boneless country style ribs, and Goat Leg.

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      • Dr. Pepper
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        How'd the goat leg turn out? Did you treat it like a pork butt, and bring it up to 200, 204, until probe tender? My sister gifted me a bone-in goat leg for my birthday; it's in the freezer now.

      • Macktechie
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        First time trying goat so I just did a slow smoke until 145. I thought about high temp but wasn't sure. I might do that next.

      • ssandy_561
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        Just got the meat sweats looking at all those pictures

      #58
      Reverse seared tri tip tonight.
      A 48 hour dry brine was followed up with a dusting of Hanks Beef.

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      All in all, I was very happy with the end result.
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      • Henrik
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        Nice, that tri tip looks great!

      • willxfmr
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        Henrik Thanks for your help! It wouldn't have been the same without you.

      • tbob4
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        That is mighty tasty looking.

      #59
      Just burgers tonight. Yoder Bacon

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        #60
        We made pizza last night and it was our best looking and tasting pizza yet. We cooked on a 14” cast iron pizza pan for 20 min at 425F in the oven.

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        • STEbbq
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          Yum! Mushroom and pepperoni?

        • Argoboy
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          Yes with red peppers.

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