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    Just some family favorite comfort food. Chicken n' Dumplings. Those dumplings came out as soft as a pillow.
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    • SheilaAnn
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      Immense amounts of dumpling envy going on right now TripleB

    • Smoked Transistors
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      Reminds me of my grandmother's Chx n' Dumplings cooked in good old Lodge cast-iron dutch oven. Yum!

    • barelfly
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      Love it! We made some last weekend!! The two of us crushed it in two nights haha…

    All smothered up and getting married up for some goodness tomorrow night!!!! Adobo and a chuckie 😎 and some leftover adobo sauce that’s gonna be fun for some other stuff too!

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      Oh yeah!

    Grilled swordfish on the Weber gasser. Served over beans and greens.

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      Perfect

    Yesterday I wanted to test out all three of my vertical smokers and do a bit of a comparison between the three so I decided to make 15 racks of ribs on them they turned out pretty good!

    I ran my 18.5 inch Oklahoma joes bronco, 18.5 in Weber smokey mountain, and my 22.5 inch pit barrel cooker pbx

    It was a lot of work getting 3 smokers up and running but it was worth it . I fed 5 families with all of the ribs and they were all very appreciative!!
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    • Sid P
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      Nice! Notice any taste difference?

    • DaveD
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      Wow!! Ribs-a-Palooza!

    • jfmorris
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      Yeah - tell us about taste/result differences across the 3 cookers. I am kinda guessing since you hung on all 3, results were about the same? I know they would be different if you had used the water pan on the WSM.


    Limosilactobacillus reuteri Bacteria Super probiotic, a fermented dairy product.

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    • texastweeter
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      So yogurt with live active cultures?

    I smoked a Cottage roll today and it turned out pretty good. A cottage roll is a pickled pork shoulder roast and they cook up like ham on the smoker. This one weighed 1.6 kg and it was on sale at my local market. It was pretty easy to do on the Traeger, I pulled it at 175F.
    I think my mother used to boil them to cook.
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    • Jfrosty27
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      Yes my mom made this cut when I was a kid too. I think she also boiled it. If I recall, it was pretty good. But I was also very young and would eat almost anything. 🙄🤣

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ID:	1660680 Started the 7.5lb butt at midnightt, the smaller 5lb one went on when I got up in the morning along with the chuck roast I smoked to turn into poor man’s burnt ends using B.B.B. rub and Dreamlands sauce(pic is obviously pre-sauced). Beans down below might have been my favorite though

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    • barelfly
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      Some good BBQ cooking there!

    Been waiting for this for Months,

    Dry Brine
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    On My Kettle
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    Weber Kettle Can!

    Health Update, L5-S1 fusion complete, now my coccyx is misaligned. Probely due to my fall.

    What I know, 3-4 heal, painful, but hang in there.

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    • Jim White
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      Good to see you again. Hoping for a rapid recovery on the remaining issues.

      It is clear, though, that your wing skills are as strong as ever.

    • PGH_RAM
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      I'm glad to see you back, Sammy. I hope your tailbone problem is easily fixed!

    • jfmorris
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      Great cook. I need some chicken thighs to get the Vortex treatment!

      Glad the fusion is complete. Hang in there, and I pray things improve, and you can get the misalignment corrected.

    Yesterday I spent time texting with a son answering questions as he was smoking his first brisket, and doing it on his new SnS kettle. I was quite proud of him and he was proud serving it to his family and friends.

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    • Jim White
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      You are clearly a great teacher. I'm sure everyone enjoyed it.

    • Jfrosty27
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      Another Pitmaster has arrived!!!
      Nice looking briskie.

    • jfmorris
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      WOW! That is some BARK!

      I bought my son a SNS last year to go in his Weber kettle, after he borrowed mine to do a Thanksgiving turkey for his in-laws. Its great to see them spread their BBQ wings isn't it!

    Birria Tacos and Ramen.

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    • painter
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      Sign me up!

    • hoovarmin
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      So creative!

    • Mosca
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      Perfect. That is a beautiful plate of food.

    While I was pouting about not being able to join the Texas Meat-Up, I got a little happier when I remembered I had a prime brisket that has been wet aging since early September. I did a very aggressive trim and separation last night before dry brining. I kind of mangled the point, but it could all be piled back together for cooking.

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    I hit it with Meathead's Red Meat rub and it hit the Lone Star Grillz Adjustable early this morning.

    I took the point off at 190 to cut up for burnt ends. I did save a bit of this thicker part to slice for my dinner.

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    I let the flat go to 200, where it was probe tender.

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    The slices looked a little dry but didn't taste dry.

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    Burnt ends came out well.

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    We had our daughter, the grandkids, her boyfriend and his family over. A good time was had by all.

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    • Andrrr
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      Well if you put the plate in that last picture in front of me, I'd have a good time too! Nice job, Jim.

    • jfmorris
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      Wowsa! That looks great!

      I've got a family get together on the calendar for Sunday. I think a prime brisket may end up on the menu!

    • hoovarmin
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      Just wonderful, Jim

    Picanha over an oak fire on the Buckaroo.

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      Amazing. I need a Buckaroo

    Braised some cheekys! Red skinned mashed, greens from CSA.

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    it’s rare I do a dessert. My boss’ mom has about 5 acres in Murrietta, CA. She brought us all apples! So I made pie. The crumble got a little overdone, but was still tasty. Served with my strawberry ice cream. Horrible plating, it was a 6” pie, so scooping it out was pretty much how I had to roll.

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    • theroc
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      Oh my, those cheeks look good. I think you told us before, but can you remind us where you get your beef cheeks?

    • SheilaAnn
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      theroc these were Porter Road. I got them once with my GC from AR. Loved them so much, ordered them again!

    • hoovarmin
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      Excellent

    Not very fancy..
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      Did some more ribs for a halloween gathering this weekend. Stl spare ribs, MMMD, hickory. cboss said that these are the best of the recent ribs I've done. I actually thought they were a little under seasoned. Good feedback from the folks eating them.

      Since it was a halloween *party, I went as Jeff "The Dude" Lebowski. My costume consisted of a kaoru betto shirt, shorts, sandals, and a white russian kit. No photos of that, fortunately.
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      • theroc
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        Those ribs abide.

      • DaveD
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        They really pull the whole meal together.

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