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gboss why in the good name of all things good have I A) never seen that before or B) done that to my crybaby
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Is that a Wha-wha peddle? ;-)
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Two hours in:Originally posted by rickgregory View Post
Four hours in and done... In the oven at 170F, wrapped in foil.
Notes in a little while... Beer needs to chill.
On the board
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MMMM. Verdict? Good beefy taste. I'll trim the fat more next time (no trim at all this time). These were toothsome without being fall off the bone. I might take the next ones a little farther too, just to see what's what.Last edited by rickgregory; July 4, 2022, 07:01 PM.
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Thank you for the microwave tip TheAmazingJohnJ and rickgregory. The bowl
of fixings is a great idea, I will try that â¤ï¸
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MsTwiggy I prefer the Yukon gold. The outside is crispy and buttery and the inside is super creamy. Fat guy approved! 👍😁
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Steaks coated in 50/50 hard core carnivore and ranch powder. Taters marinated in olive oil with salt, pepper, rosemary and chives. Got in a time crunch at the end, so flared up my MAK with cooking spray and flame seared both sides, added a rack back in and baked at 500 until done. I was actually surprised they were still edge to edge med rare.
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Last edited by Richard Chrz; July 4, 2022, 08:00 PM.
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Richard Chrz yesterday I traded a half rack to my neighbor in exchange for him to cut the carbon handlebars on my mountain bike down to 760mm. It was a good deal for both of us 🤗
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"Currency." Taking notes! LOL
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I was a little worried about my cook today, in the beginning. When I hung the ribs on the Bronco, the bottom rib was just barely touching the heat deflector. After about 90 minutes when I checked em, it looked a little more well done at the bottom, compared to the rest of the rack. This was my first time to hang a full slab of ribs, previously it was a half slab. Turns out I didn’t have to worry at all. These Smithfield ribs I bought turned out to be really good, nice balance of meat to fat ratio. But, because of joining AR and learning some things from you guys, this was some of the best ribs I’ve done. Credit to the Bronco also.
Shout out to TheAmazingJohnJ for the idea of jalapeño poppers stuffed with sausage! I’d never done them that way before. I browned some Jimmy Dean spicy breakfast sausage and mixed it with some cream cheese, turned out this will be my favorite way to do poppers, compared to what I’ve done before.
In the pics, the ribs might look a little burned, but they weren’t at all. The bark was just right. I’ve never ordered meat online before, and I know there’s better ribs out there, but these Smithfield’s were damn good for store bought. Pinto beans with Tasso was the side, along with the poppers.
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You are making Panhead John proud with that cookerLast edited by tbob4; July 4, 2022, 10:01 PM.
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It all looks good, but those beans are really catching my attention. From scratch?
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TheAmazingJohnJ they're baked beans which I add onion, bbq sauce, mustard and bourbon and smoke in the pellet grill.
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Mustard is a fantastic addition to baked beanz, learned that from my grand father and never looked back.
Don't need much, just a spoonful or so but wakes em right up.
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Two racks of SLC spares on the Smoke Vault. Dry-brined and rubbed with our house KC style rub. Smoked with hickory and apricot wood. Served with Richard Chrz 's roasted potatoes (thanks!). Finished potatoes in beef tallow rather than butter, though.
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