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I think the Pyrex is from the 80' s, we had that set too.
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Mom had that same one too. Wow, who DIDN’T HAVE IT then?Last edited by Panhead John; Yesterday, 08:11 PM.
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WSCG
Blackstone 36"
Louisiana Grills Founders Series 800
Weber Smokey Joe
I needed some Vitamina T in my life so I finally bought one of those fancy pans with a skewer and made some al pastor with a side of their salsa roja.
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On the grill
Fast forward. I’m not sure why the coals on the right didn’t take.
I wasn’t thinking of taking a pic until I was one deep.
So. Good. And it’s quite the fancy presentation too. I’m going to add a little more spice next time but these were great and have earned their spot in the rotation.
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WSM 22.5", Pitmaster IQ110, Weber 22.5" Kettle with SNS, Weber 14" Smokey Joe.
Smoked some chicken thighs for future Brunswick stew. These were skin on but I removed the skin. Needed the rub to be on the muscle only. I've cooked them before, putting rub under the skin, but removing skin post cook still removes a lot of the rub. Removed from the cooker at 170° IT. Used B&B briquettes with a couple small hickory chunks. Really looking for a strong smoke flavor for the stew. Rub was Kosmos Dirty Bird Hot.
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