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    0°F to 400°F Spicy Pickle Chicken Wings
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    Wanted to try out the 0°F to 400°F pellet grill method on chicken wings I’ve heard so much about. Applied a light spray of avocado oil, seasoned with spicy pickle wing rub and left uncovered in the fridge overnight. Placed on the unlit, cold smoker, turned on then set it to 400°F. Flipped wings at the 30 minute mark and ended up pulling off after 50 minutes total time. Incredibly easy method and DELICIOUS!​
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    • TWBarbecue
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      Made me laugh 😆 hoovarmin. I tell ya though, I really liked this rub on wings. So good!

    • Clawbear57
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      TWBarbecue Wings looks amazing. On the fence about rub. How hot is it.

    • TWBarbecue
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      Thank you Clawbear57 Rub isn’t hot at all to me…just a nice easy spice level.

    Somedays you just want a hot dog.

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    I'm normally a minimalist when it comes to hot dogs; usually just mustard is all I do, but adding diced pickled jalapeños and onions takes it to another level. That crunch adds something.

    (Quick aside: I have tried countless brands of pickled jalapeños; they nearly all are mushy. The best is the Trappey's brand. They are hot and crisp.
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    • hoovarmin
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      Most days.

    Sorry I don't have more pics, I did chicken drumsticks, cucumber salad with red onions and dill, and bacon baked beans with golden raisins using my dutch oven.. In the pic, you can see the bacon and onions cooking using the lid. One of My best purchases.
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    • hoovarmin
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      Great work on those legs

    • Richard Chrz
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      Show stopper! Every time I scroll by I want a bite of that chicken.

    pork belly burnt ends! First time making them. very good.

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    • Jfrosty27
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      Yup. One of my faves. Nicely done Pitmaster. 👍👏

    • RichieB
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      Thanks!

    • bbqLuv
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      Way to go BBQ Bro
      You Done Good

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ID:	1631344 Somehow I posted the follow up on my beef plate rib cook in the wrong place. 🤦‍♂️🤷‍♂️

    Anyway, Beef plate ribs, 7 hours on the Recteq at 250, wrapped and rested 2.5 hours, perfect. Yum, yum, yum.
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    • DaveD
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      That pullback is astounding! Glad your favorite Q came out well once again

    • Clawbear57
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      Standing ovation.

    Build a burrito workshop!

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    Melt some shredded cheese onto a burrito shell.

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    Mash an avocado and spread about half of it onto the burrito.
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    Layer some smoked pulled pork on there!

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    Some black beans!

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    I couldn’t decide, red or green salsa? Then I realized: I’m in charge! Half and half.

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    Crema and onions for the coup de grace!
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    Order up! 10/10, would make again.

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    • bbqLuv
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      thank you for the lessons
      A Grade in my book

    • hoovarmin
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      May that pulled pork bless you (and us) with many more burritos this week!

    I did a little 2 bone prime rib on the Weber Kettle using the SnS and Cajun Bandit Rotisserie. Dried brined with Meat Church Holy Cow and Frugoni Chimi Churri dry rub/mix with EVOO as a binder.


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    • hoovarmin
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      That looks terrific, Purc. I've never used my rotisserie for much other than chicken. Do you recommend?

    • Purc
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      hoovarmin Dave, yes. This was the first time doing a beef rib roast on the roti. It was great. I have done boneless leg of lamb, pork butts, pork crown roast, small turkey, chickens, picanha, etc in the past. Fun to use the Weber, SnS and the roti.

    • theroc
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      Outstanding. My favorite way to cook standing rib roasts.

    The basil plants are going gang busters after feeding them some Miracle Grow a few weeks ago. so…a few bunches today to go with tomato and burrata. I love this burrata compared to Mozzarella, which is good, but man burrata is extra good!

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    • Richard Chrz
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      Yum! Love me a plate of summer. I’m going to tell my wife about the miracle grow. Ours are growing strong, but not gangbusters.

    Casserole: Colliflower rice, ground turkey, can of diced tomatoes, beef broth, taco seasoning, a pinch of cayenne pepper and finished with cheese blend
    First in the instant pot, then finished in the Traeger.

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    • hoovarmin
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      I'd dip a few tortilla chips in that

    If this looks familiar well, I made the same thing the other night and it was so good that I made it again: https://fellersranch.com/products/chuck-eye-steak

    This time I smoked it on the SnSK before searing it to a perfect juicy medium rare. It is really good! Maybe not as tender as the one that I made the other night but I don't care - its good. The upper right part was full of connective tissue but the rest was meat and fat.

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      Dumb picture, because I had a bite of cheesy bread and a bite of sausage, then scrambled to take a picture. Grilled Italian sausage with mines-touille. A cross between minestrone and ratatouille. A.k.a. Use your csa haul before it goes bad. Zucchini, tomatoes, spring onion, chard, bell peppers, Romano cheese rind, chicken stock. Everybody in the insta-pot for 8 minutes!

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      • hoovarmin
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        As a group, we eat really well. I chuckled reading how you were emptying the fridge of ingredients most normies will never have in their fridge in their entire life. My MIL and SIL were over a few months ago and actually marveled that I had fresh ginger root in the fridge 😂

      • theroc
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        Just love those clean-out-the-fridge soups and stews.

      • tamidw
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        A friend calls it ‘must-go’ soup. Everything in the fridge that must go. A great use of your ingredients.

      I am going to tackle this recipe for my weekend project. https://amazingribs.com/tested-recipes/pork-recipes/smoked-pork-belly-burnt-ends-banh-mi/ Meathead et al, would/could you sous vide, THEN smoke?

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      • bbqLuv
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        I'm not sure of the results, but you may Sous Vide first and then smoke.
        I would love to see the results.

      • SheilaAnn
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        bbqLuv I did SV first. Then the day got away from me, then I smoked. the glaze went from 0-60 in a hot minute. the end result was a little extra crunchy…..

      There is some process of evolution occurring in this thread. It just keeps getting better and better as the months go by. It's thrilling to get to see everyone improve their skills in real time. We have all come a long way since this began in 2014. Can't believe I just celebrated 10 years with you all. What a wonderful ride it has been!

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      • Spinaker
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        I was having the same convo with Huskee the other day when we were putting the newsletter. The progress has been astounding.

      If you were to tell me that a bacon-double-cheeseburger pizza is an abomination and that I should be shunned by the pizza making community, I would agree. But this was damn good.

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      • barelfly
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        The pickles….that is just awesome!

      • hoovarmin
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        Jim White I knew I could count on you.
        barelfly I put them on after it came out of the oven.

      • bbqLuv
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        You Done Good,
        Pizza and PBR go together.
        And so does 10 Barrel Micro Brew, PUB BEER.

      Looks fine to me!

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