Beef rib roasts on sale around here for 6.99/lb. Broke it down to ribs and before I cut the rest of it into steaks, split off the cap and pinwheeled it with provolone and some homemade fresh pesto. You could say it’s gilding the lily, but it’s.so.good.!
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Looks really good! Only 3hrs in the tub?
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Elton's BBQ - yes, only 3 hours. I generally don't run pork loin roasts very long. Aside from the fat cap they are very lean and pretty tender, so they don't seem to need a long soak.
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My neighbor hosted a BBQ and smoking potluck party on Sunday, so of course I had to bring my A game. Decided on pastrami sandwiches.
Starting 10 days prior I started making sauerkraut.
Then unfortunately I forgot to take pictures, but around the same time I started on some stone ground mustard.
Then I got trimmed the brisket, got it in the brine and cooked down the trimmed fat for tallow.
Then got the brisket on the smoker.
And I found an old post on here from SheilaAnn that had a recipe for rye bread and decided to make that.
All and all everything turned out pretty good and i was able to say everything was homemade except the swiss cheese.
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Andrrr I so appreciate the lack of snow, it means I get to go outside without all the mess, and my dog is loving it, as we are still getting daily walks. The extra time with the summit is cool too.
I remember reading Aaron Franklins bbq book and him talking about the evenness of applying seasoning blends, and how each bite should taste the same. I don’t always nail it, but I shoot for it, it’s the one lesson I took from his book.
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Looks really good Richard!
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