Smoked two pork butts today in the Blaz'n Grid Iron. Most of the time for family I just chop it up and we don't bother with buns. Or sauce. Or waiting to put it on a plate before starting to eat. Spent the night with some kosher salt and MMD. They started at an IT of 28F, cooking at 250. Wrapped when they hit 170 and kicked it up to 275. At 203-206 they went into the cooler for an hour and a half. One was for tonight and tacos tomorrow, the other will get warmed up for a potluck on Sunday.
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Around 1:30 pm today I opened the fridge and started shuffling through things I needed to use up, with the aim of using it for lunch. I saw bacon, jalapeños, sausage, serranos, shredded Mexican cheese. Hmmmm......I just need some cream cheese to do Jalapeño poppers!.
So I took a quick jaunt to HEB and picked up a block! While I waited for it to soften, I diced up the aforementioned ingredients and combined them with the cheese....
I then cut out of a top of these Texas-sized jalapeños and stuffed them with the mixture. (Underneath the shredded Mexican cheese is a generous dusting of Meat Church's The Gospel, which has become my favorite all-purpose BBQ rub.)
And then, we wrap in bacon. HEB pepper bacon, of course, with another dusting of The Gospel.
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These were so, so good. The andouille sausage took them to the next level!
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Haven't smoked anything in quite a while... so I decided I'd make up for it tonight...
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Cooking for a charity event in the AM, our annual Walk A Mile In Her Shoes event. Been rainy and yucky all week, tonight, smoking all night, rainy and cool and yucky all day and all night.
Tomorrow it is supposed to be clear, sunny and up to 71ºF. Almost like someone, somewhere, planned it that way.
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I thought it looked light. Mind sharing your recipe, mine are never any good.
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I'll take the blu cheese thanks.
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My wife grabbed me this hot sauce direct from the source while in Belize a few weeks ago. Had some eggs I needed to cook up as well as some left over red onion and a little cheese.
The sauce is super tasty, can't wait to try the habanero next. Marie Sharp's is available via multiple sources locally and Amazon I've just never bought it before.
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Here we want to give you a nearly foolproof method for cooking chicken thighs to their crispy, juicy best.
For anyone interested I use this method. Seasoning changes most times i do it just depending on what im in the mood for. They call it fool proof and so far it seems like it. Ive done it a bunch of times barely paying attention and its good every time.
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Oooooo.....pineapple. I absolutely could see that working.
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Large jalapeños work best.
Let cream cheese soften just enough to be able to mix, should still be a bit cold.
Finely chop fresh pineapple and mix into cream cheese.
Cut off top of peppers and clean out insides.
Stuff mix into peppers, replace cut off top.
Wrap in thin sliced bacon. I like to wrap it tight to help keep top on. I don’t use toothpicks, just tuck the end of the bacon under the wrap.
Dust with some rub. I used Myron Mixon Original Run.
Roast 375 for 30-35 minutes
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Cooked up a little feast for my son's 15th birthday and the Hasty Bake Legacy, griddle and Jealous Devil lump charcoal put in some work. Chipotle style marinated chicken thighs, Carne Asada skirt steak, and shrimp in a garlic citrus herb marinade . Served with a side of homemade refried beans. I need a drink!
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That's how you rock a HB!! I have the griddle myself now, but winter has not allowed me to use it yet. Sweet cook!!
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TheCountofQ, hopefully it warms up soon for you. The HB definitely rocked.
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