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    Stuffed pork steaks or otherwise know are pork butt chops, dry brined with Memphis dust. We stuffed with apple and sausage dressing then tied them together and smoked them on the Primo. I would have used the Traeger but it was raining with wet snow here today, the Primo is my cold/bad weather smoker. They turned out pretty good, I got lucky again as I like to say.



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      Reverse seared Tri-Tip with Chimichuri Sauce!!! Smoked between 225 and 250 to 110 IT, followed by a 4 min sear (2 min each side). Pulled at 130 followed by a 10 min rest! Delicious!
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      • TWBarbecue
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        barelfly Thank you! Appreciate that. It’s a Chimichuri mix that all you do is add vinegar and oil to make Chimichuri sauce! I made it, placed the Tri-tip on top of it and reserved some to drizzle over the slices. When the steak rests, it creates this awesome board sauce with it’s jucies and the Chimichuri! It’s call ChimiChurri Original dry rub mix at www.alfrugoni.com

      • Huskee
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        Outstanding pics my man!

      • TWBarbecue
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        Thank you Huskee Appreciate it! Thank you for the comments everyone.

      Miso glazed cod with brown rice, and steamed vegetables.

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      • BradNorthGA
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        Gorgeous! 😍

      Curried shrimp

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      • Caffeine88
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        I can taste that through the screen. Beautiful.

      • Draznnl
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        They are pure food porn, BradNorthGA

      • DaveD
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        Total food porn (like this whole thread really). I keep waiting for a "boom chicka BOW wow" soundtrack to start playing...

      Click Akaushi brisket on the kettle. This was a fantastic brisket. There was an extremely thin end on the flat that I was a bit unhappy with but it thickened up nicely as it cooked.
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      • STEbbq
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        Looks wonderful! How does it compare to prime?

      • Red Man
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        STEbbq Definitely far better than Costco prime. The meat tasted great but the fat was really delicious.

      Like, Like, Like, Like, Like, Like, Like, Like, etc... what a wonderful variety of delishous and beautiful foods displayed here! Keep em coming!! Cheers
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        Lot of things going on here…. First cook on joe jr. I tried to be like Ernest with a "double double"

        Panhead John add me to the list. Bad pic all around.

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        • Panhead John
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          Hell no Sheila, ain’t nuttin wrong with that burger! I’d dive right in.

        • Old Glory
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          Looks mighty fine to me!

        • Mr. Bones
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          Lookin like Good Eats to me, Sister!!!

        Got some fantastic fresh opah filets. Rubbed with a Mediterranean paste and grilled on the gasser. Served over a simple risotto.

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        • Panhead John
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          I mean damn man, it’s common knowledge that they’re deep bodied pelagic lampriform fishes from the Lampridae family. You’d have to be an idiot not to know that.
          Last edited by Panhead John; November 15, 2021, 01:04 PM.

        • theroc
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          barelfly - Opah is a meatier fish, but still has a delicate flavor. There are three different types of cuts on those big fish - we prefer the steaks shown above. As with all the meatier fish, don't overcook them! Does well with marinade and then just a quick sear, leaving the meat rare in the middle.

        • Ernest
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          NICE!!!!!!

        This is Blackened Garlic Potatoes. Recipe will follow.

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        Ingredients:

        1 whole potato
        5 garlic cloves
        Tablespoon of coconut oil

        Cube the potato, rinse and dry while pan on oil are heating up.
        Add potatoes on low heat. When starting to brown mince garlic and add, mixing thoroughly.
        IMPORTANT STEP: Go over to computer and start reading AmazingRibs.com This will cause you to forget you have potatoes cooking on stove.
        VERY IMPORTANT STEP: Suddenly remember you have potatoes cooking on stove. Rush back to stove and remove potatoes from heat. Mix them up and declare it 'Blackened Garlic Potatoes'
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        • Mr. Bones
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          Not only some very delicious food, there, but, clearly: a Very Happy CI Skillet, in th Zone!

        • tamidw
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          Hmm, I've made blackened food like that before too! 🤣

        • Panhead John
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          I love "Blackened Toast" 😂

        Well, I saw Ernest breakfast sandwich the other day, and just so happens that I had a loaf of fresh sourdough. Grilled cheese breakfast sandwich, two different cheeses, 3 sausage patties, and two eggs over easy.


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        • klflowers
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          Beats the hell out of that Hardee's biscuit I had this morning

        • bbqLuv
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          Not for breakfast anymore
          Looks so good.

        • Ernest
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          BOOOOOOOOOOOOM!!!!

        A Santa Carota brisket cooked on my large Big Green Egg.
        Had it dry brining in salt for 3 days, and that hit it with some pepper and a tiny bit of sugar to help with the bark.
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        • klflowers
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          Beautiful!

        • Dr. Pepper
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          Pretty perfect! Good bark, moist meat.

        • Ratherfly
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          So the fact that I accidentally salted my brisket Wednesday for smoking overnight Friday isn't a problem? <sigh> I blame my working from home husband that made me lose track of the days. Should I wrap it in plastic wrap today or leave it uncovered in the fridge? And while I'm here, should I add the saltless rub to the meat today? (My first packer brisket, for a party on Saturday.)

        Cajun fries
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        • Panhead John
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          Only you can make a basket of fries look better than my best steak pics. 🤬

        Picanha from Wild Fork. I was intrigued when I saw one at a local meat shop, but at $43.00+ for the roast, I had to pass.
        So I joined Wild Fork and got this delivered for about 1/2 of the local cost.
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        2hrs on the SNS at 240 +/- to an IT of 127, a little Oak, seared on the knock off 18" kettle.
        Took longer to cook than I thought, the fat cap is probably insulating it somewhat.

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        • Ernest
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          There is a Walmart close by my house carries Picanha for about $2.75/ LB. I suspect that most people around don't know how to cook it

        • SheilaAnn
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          McFlyfi what local meat shop?

        • McFlyfi
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          SheilaAnn - Green Acres Market in Simi Valley.

        Meetings canceled this afternoon so figured I’d take advantage. Boneless Turkey Breast from smoking away on the OG. Rubbed in Meat Church Holy Cow and then basted with a combo of butter, holy cow, and Black Swan’s Beso del Fuego BBQ sauce.

        also the black swan sauces are crazy good! I can’t believe I hadn’t tried them until now.
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          Yard Bird seasoned with Plow Boy’s "Yard Bird"

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