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    Baby Back Ribs cut into thirds and seasoned three ways:
    Homemade SPG with paprika and Pumpkin Spice
    Traeger Pork and Poultry Rub with added pumpkin spice
    Traeger Pork and Poultry Rub

    This was a no wrap cook at 300*F, spritz every 30 minutes.
    Total cook time was a punch over 3 hours. I think this was the first time I did a no wrap rib cook.

    The two judges and I gave all three high marks.
    The pumpkin spice seasoning was in the background and added a hint if earthy flavors.

    It was a joy to make my own rub.


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    • WI Bubba
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      Some fine looking ribs ya' got there.

    Had chickenwings on the kettle yesterday..
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    • Andrrr
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      The wings looks great, but I must admit I get a little envious every time I see your kettle in that color.

    • Henrik
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      Kettle envy, not uncommon in this forum! I discovered that the kettle exists in other colors than black here. Bought a mint green 70s Weber kettle after that (a used one, so good price). Elton’s kettle looks dang good.

    • surfdog
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      Looks great…and hard to beat a Vortex wing. Yum

    Smoking beef cheeks on the PK300 today, because…why not? Using salt, 16 mesh black pepper. If it ain’t broken, don’t fix it. I’m using cherry wood chunks for smoke flavor.

    Lucky me found trimmed (!) beef cheeks at Costco, so I bought two large bags.

    Getting that straight snake started:

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    • Elton's BBQ
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      Looks promising!
      Are there Costco in Sweden? Never mind.. i Google it and got informed...😄👍

    • Henrik
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      Yes! I recently discovered it, have only been 3 times, but I like it, plenty of good stuff at good prices. The avocados alone is worth the membership.

    • Andrrr
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      Awesome! I wish I could find those at my Costco.

    Beef ribs dry brined with Meat Church's Blanco rub on the Bronco over Cowboy Briquets and post oak while watching GA Tech v Clemson and then GA v Tenn on a hot late summer day.

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    • Purc
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      Andrrr Blanco had a little too much salt for me on this cook. As always, YMMV.

    • bbqLuv
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      Did you add Pumpkin Spice to your rub?

    • jayjordan
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      Love the MC Blanco! Great all around seasoning, keep a container on the table.

    Portobello, watermelon, bell peppers, lobster tail, gulf shrimp, sea bass.

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    • Michael_in_TX
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      Everything about that is just sooo good.

    • Michael_in_TX
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      (And on a Santa Maria, too!)

    • Finster
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      Nice!!
      I gotta try grilled watermelon

    Some of my kids came home this weekend because their kids are now away at college. I took them down to the dock today and purchased some seafood for a seafood paella. Usually use my Santa Maria grill but decided to give it a twirl using my SnS.

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    • Spinaker
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      WOW!!!!!!!

    • Richard Chrz
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      Money!

    • theroc
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      Perfect

    And of course, let's follow lamb up with a reduced for quick sale flank steak, cooked rare and sliced thin. Just Olive oil, adolfs meat tenderizer, and an all purpose PSG rub. So easy and so quick. Add cheap and you're all set.

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      And speaking of flank steak….. creamy polenta, ‘shrooms and sautéed spinach.

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      • Spinaker
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        Okay, let's back up the professionalism a little bit here. This is BBQ. LOL. Wow.....that is magazine quality.

      • Michael_in_TX
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        I need to replicate this. It's perfect.

      • theroc
        theroc commented
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        Yes, please.

      Oak & Cherry smoke & pork fat is unrivaled.
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      • bbqLuv
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        The only think I would add, PBR--parboiled ribs, seasoned with pumpkin spice
        Just kidding

      • Spinaker
        Spinaker commented
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        You gotta try that! 😂

      SousVide Salmon at 50 c x 20min seared with a small gasburner.. Served with potatoes and cucumbersalad.
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      • DaveD
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        Ooooo... sous vide salmon and then sear with the handheld torch...! Genius. I have not even cooked a single piece of fish since I started on my BBQ journey a few years ago, for fear of it all falling apart. Got a grill basket recently which should help... but maybe this is the answer instead. No risk at all...

      • Elton's BBQ
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        Just do it! DaveD

      It's been awhile since I posted.
      chicken and sausage gumbo to enjoy with football.. Click image for larger version

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      • Carolyn
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        Can't go wrong with a bowl of gumbo.

      • Michael_in_TX
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        Now that is the way you plate.

      • Elton's BBQ
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        Looks good!

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      Salmon on the MAK Pellet Grill tonight. I used Matt Pitman's method, Grill at 275* until Salmon reaches 140*. Served with String Bean Wild/ Rice Medley, Cantaloupe, and Caprese Salad.

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      • Elton's BBQ
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        Looks very good Skip!

      Made a nice summer supper.

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      Bone in ribeye from the freezer. Sous vide and then seared on cast iron.
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      Miso glazed roasted fairy tale eggplant.
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      Fresh lima beans, onion, garlic, sautéed in butter.
      Jersey corn on the cob.


      Bonus photos: while visiting a friend last week, American wagyu strip steaks, Brussels. Bbq lamb shoulder, eggs, asparagus.

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      • DaveD
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        Fairytale eggplant?? New to me, will have to see if my lovely bride knows of these - she's the eggplant fan around here.

      • Finster
        Finster commented
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        +1 on being new to fairytale eggplant...
        Gonna have to look for that.
        Note to self for next year's garden

      • gboss
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        Michael_in_TX DaveD Finster the eggplant was really amazing. The skin was tender but crisp and the inside was really creamy. The woman at the farmers' market offered a money back guarantee next week if it wasn't excellent. I won't be taking her up, it was that good.

      Ribs on the WSM...corn on the Genny B..

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      • Elton's BBQ
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        Good looking ribs!

      Sunday smoked dips. Chorizo Queso, artichoke, and buffalo chicken.
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      • barelfly
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        Wow! That’s some good queso right there!

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