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    Ok, I smoked my little 6 bone rack of beef back ribs yesterday on the SNS Kamado using the SNS, and all I have to say is WOW. These were good. I need to find some of those big Dino short ribs next. This was just enough to whet my appetite really. They were dry brined overnight, and rubbed with Hank's Bonafide Beef rub when they hit the grill. Used B&B oak lump and B&B post oak wood chunks, and I did put water in the SNS reservoir.

    These were cooked to just over 200F, and were probe tender between all bones. The cook ran between 250 and 275 grill temp, and was done in just about 4 hours. As you can see in the last photo, the smoke ring goes almost all the way through the entire slab. That is where the SNS "Turbo Slow" method really shines I think over running the grill in regular kamado mode.

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    • Henrik
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      Wow, looking great!

    • jfmorris
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      Henrik the Bonafide Beef was a winner here! If I only I had more ribs.... and more than what is now just a few tablespoons of Bonafide Beef rub...

    • tbob4
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      Beautiful

    Smoked rainbow trout fillets
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    • treesmacker
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      Bet that was good!!

    • tbob4
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      How long did you smoke it?

    • BradNorthGA
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      tbob4 until the internal temp probed ~140. Took about an hour

    Taco Tuesday has become a thing in our house now that both my boys love tacos (proud dad!). Decided to go chicken last night.

    3 lbs of leg meat, fat trimmed. Morton’s coarse kosher salt and coarse ground black pepper.
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    If they’re destined for the grill (cooked over oak fire or charcoal) these pieces go straight into my Mexican chicken marinade for a couple hours, then get chopped after cooking.
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    These, however, we’re planned to hit the Blackstone to save time. So I cut them in 1/2”-ish pieces before hitting the marinade.
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    Less than 10 mins on a blazing hot griddle and the chicken was done. Picked up some Mexican rice and refried beans from our local Mexican market. Heated them both on the Blackstone - so fast, so delicious!
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    My boys and I all ended up going the burrito route. My wife - true to the name of the night - had tacos.

    A little homemade salsa, some lettuce and cheese, and we were eating a delicious dinner!
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    My son wanted an "action shot."
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    Last edited by Santamarina; January 12, 2022, 11:52 AM.

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    • Henrik
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      What a great meal!

    • jhoskins
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      Wow, fantastic. The Action Shot is my favorite, that young man is going IN on that burrito

    • tbob4
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      That is a million dollar photo!

    Chopped Beef Smoked Tri-Tip!

    Smoked at 225° until stalling at around 162° then braised until probe tender between 208-210ish. Chopped and assembled! Delicious!
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    • jfmorris
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      Beautiful! Making me hungry here...

    • Santamarina
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      I’ve never done chopped beef with tri-tip before, but I’m sure gonna give it a try!

    • glitchy
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      Trisket was my favorite tri-tip. Definitely want to try this now.

    With a few unexpected days off, I tried to make up for some lost BBQ time.

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    • Jfrosty27
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      It would seem that your house is the place for BEEF! Nice work pitmaster.

    • HawkerXP
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      Wow! That point!

    • Dr. Pepper
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      All look delicious!

    Combo leftover pulled pork made in the Grilla and fresh homemade Mac and cheese from the instant pot. I threw the cold pork over the Mac and cheese, topped it off with some American cheese and smoked at at 290 for 45 minutes. Pleasantly surprised the kids pounded it.
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    • fzxdoc
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      Do you have a link to the Instant Pot mac and cheese recipe that you used? Nice comfort food way to use up leftover PP. You did good!

      Kathryn

    • radiodome21
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      I used to use one that I found a couple years ago online, but I’ve kind of catered it more to my kid style. You can use whatever cheese you’d like and adjust the quantities too
      This was:
      1 box of ziti pasta
      Butter looked like 2 tablespoons
      1.5 teaspoons of salt
      3.5 cups of water
      1/2 cup of parmesan cheese
      Package of shredded sharp cheddar cheese
      Milk
      Cook for 4 minutes then let all the steam out. Pour in the cheeses and I add milk slowly until I get the consistency we like.

    Sorry in advance!
    As sad as this is, it's my best effort. First thing to eat in 2 days, I have that unmentionable disease. Blue box mac&cheese, the wife loves it. Added some hamburger to mine. It was Wagyu hamburger!
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    • fzxdoc
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      Feel better soon. Kick that C-virus on its ear and get on with life.

      Best wishes,
      Kathryn

    • Mike-Sid
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      Wishing you a speedy recovery, I guess you did loose you sense of smell or taste! 👏

    • tbob4
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      Looks D-licious given the circumstances! Better than chicken broth and yogurt by far. Hope you get to getting, soon.

    Steak, onion, and asparagus on a cottage cheese based white sauce.

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      SVQ Chuckie. Rubbed with MH beef rub. 36 hours at 140*F. Rested in the fridge for a day. tempered for 2 hours, hit the weber with SnS set up at 2pm today. Charcoal and hickory. Pulled at 5:00 pm and let it rest until service. Mixed juices with a bit of MH KC sauce. It’s not like MH sauce can get any better, but mixing with the drippings took it over the top. Meat only pics. Served with a small baker and steamed green beans.

      while I did slice it for service, this lovely was fork tender.

      willxfmr used the anova bin and rack. You and I both got great Christmas presents!
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      • willxfmr
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        Great looking cook! I've used mine half a dozen or so times now, and I love it. Definitely didn't know how badly I needed one until I had one.

      • fzxdoc
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        Beautiful cook. Congrats!

        K.

      • jhoskins
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        Its.... beautiful... <3

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        BBQ with the Bard, our (now) third annual tribute to The Bard... our Haggis Fatty.

        “Some hae meat and canna eat,
        And some wad eat that want it,
        But we hae meat and we can eat,
        And sae the Lord be thankit.”
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        • JCBBQ
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          Love it! Lived in Edinburgh for a year... my first child was born there. Fond memories.

        Looks delish. I’m a rare American bird who happens to like haggis when I can get it.

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          Originally posted by Texas Larry View Post
          Looks delish. I’m a rare American bird who happens to like haggis when I can get it.
          So you're the guy!

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            Took the last two pork chops out of the freezer. Reverse seared, topped with caramelized onions. Grilled asparagus also. It was fantastic!
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            • Jfrosty27
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              Love pork chips. I did some 3” thick, Berkshire porterhouse cut from Wild Fork a frw days ago. So good. Yours look fantastic pitmaster!

            • tbob4
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              Those are great looking chops

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            • tbob4
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              Symmetry

            • Ernest
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              tbob4 urgh, you noticed LOL!!!

            • troymeister
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              My wife will not eat meatloaf ever...I only make it when she is out of town. Yours looks delicious!

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