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    Did my first butt on the kettle with SnS over the weekend. It was spectacular! The best I've ever made. Rubbed with mhmd and smoked with peach wood for 13 hours. No crutch. It made for some incredible sandwiches with SC mustard sauce, dill pickles, and creamy cole slaw. But you've all seen that before. The real kicker was using the leftovers tonight to make pulled pork pizza. Pizza skin topped with olive oil and Stubbs hickory bourbon sauce then sharp NY cheddar, pork, red onion and green bell pepper. Devine!!

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    • bbqoaf
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      Looks great, love me a pulled pork 'Za...

    Yet another tri-tip, seasoned with salt, pepper and dill seeds, then 8 hours SV at 130F, dusted with magic browning powder and torch seared. Served with steamed cauliflower with butter and cashews and salad.

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    • HawkerXP
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      Now I know why we never see tri tip on the east coast. mgaretz eats it all!

    My 88 YO dear MIL broke her foot in three places last week. She can't walk, and has moved in with us temporarily. So that puts a strain on smoking, and most everything else. However, I did have time to bake a loaf of white bread today - she likes my breads... Click image for larger version

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    • smokinfatties
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      Nothing like a great loaf of bread! Hoping for a speedy recovery for her.

    • fuzzydaddy
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      Great looking bread. I'll have one of those and a pound of real butter. I hope her recovery goes well.
      Last edited by fuzzydaddy; November 3, 2016, 06:04 PM.

    • fzxdoc
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      I can almost smell that bread. What a good SIL you are! I hope your MIL feels better soon. It's a real bummer to have a foot out of commission.

      Kathryn

    A little pulled pork cooked on the PBC. 7.9 lb bone-in, 4.5 hours on the hooks to 170 IT, 1.75 hours wrapped to 203 IT (6.25 hours total cook), plus 1.25 hours in a faux cambro. It was very good and I gave some to a neighbor down the street.

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    • fzxdoc
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      Beautiful pulled pork, fuzzydaddy . What was your average PBC temp on this cook? I'd like to add your info to the sticky topic I have for times for cooks, if that's OK with you.

      Kathryn

    • fuzzydaddy
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      fzxdoc Thanks! My average PBC temp was 280, and yes on adding it to your sticky topic.

    • fzxdoc
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      Thanks, fuzzydaddy. I just added your pulled pork cook info to that sticky.

      K.

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    • DWCowles
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      Whatcha going to cook low & slow all night? clkq4

    • clkq4
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      Got 2 butts on now.

    Petite steaks (flat iron steaks) tonight. Front seared on the 26" + SnS. Dry brined 6hrs and then a little BBBR.

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    • DWCowles
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      Those sure are purrly

    • Craigar
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      Wow, those are petite. The ones we get I can barely fit one on the 26+SnS.

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    • troymeister
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      Wow......talk about bark...That looks crazy good.

    • DWCowles
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      Beautiful

    • Henrik
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      Man, that looks good!

    Mon o man does that look great.

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      It's what for dinner......(Sam Elliot Voice)
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      • troymeister
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        Oh yeah.....Nice pic too! Cant wait to see final.

      • Spinaker
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        I was hoping for better marbling but I'm up in the Arrow head and the selection is a little weak. But they sure do cut some think ones though!!

      TGI Saturday, aka enough free time for a longer cook! Ribs are going on and it's 3 in Illinois, should be ready by 7pm dinnah time Click image for larger version

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        It's almost time!! I decided to church them up for you guys and add some Rosemary for the pictures. Not sure that does anything at all. But it looks cool, so what the hell.

        Cant argue with the view anyway! 63 F and sunny on Lake Vermillion today! Unheard of for this time of year!
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        • Nate
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          That is some FINE looking meat there and an equally beautiful view! Throw in a little camp fire and an adult beverage and that would make for one heck of a perfect fall evening!

        • MBMorgan
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          Very nice, indeed!

        • Mr. Bones
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          Both the meat, and the view look Fantastic, from here, Spinaker ! Pray tell, which cooker are you gonna run these on? Lovin the late weather here too, but waiting for the Other Shoe to drop!

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ID:	237252 I used the Weber to cook these. I left my SNS at home on accident. But the steaks came out great! Awesome reverse searing action but it would have been better with the SNS. Here's a before, after the slow cook and then after the sear. This meal was a hearty one, we've been finishing the roof on the garage at my buddies cabin.
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        • Ernest
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          Oh yeeeaah!!

        • Henrik
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          Doesn't get more classic than that. Great lookin' steaks!

        Been swamped with work lately. Braised lamb shanks



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          My son went to Costco and bought a couple of 2" thick Prime grade Ribeye steaks, Cowboy cut. Then Scary Mary bought a 15lb Prime grade brisket. So tonight I grilled the steaks on my son's gasser, a 36" Lion, a nice grill, for a gasser. He has GrillGrates so that made things easy peasy. I took over my Maverick ET-735... that made things go very smooth. I'd just got done making some sourdough baguettes and dinner rolls when he called, so I had the bread covered.

          Tonight I trimmed the brisket and dry brined it to have it ready to smoke in the BGE for Tuesday nights dinner.

          I really like it when friends and family buy really great cuts of meat and want me to cook/smoke it for them.👌

          Tonights steaks... the grandkids love the mini-dogs.👍
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          • Jerod Broussard
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            Very nice. I need to find another thick wolly world ribeye with a yellow tag.

          I was gifted a bunch of breasted out doves. Gonna fry and pot roast.

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