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Show Us What You're Cooking! (SUWYC)- Volume 20, Winter 2020/2021

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    What's the collective noun for a load of briskets? Darned if I know. Anyway, here's a load of briskets.

    All out of our smokers earlier today. Fantastic mix of Angus and Hereford from Kavanaughs farm County Wexford.

    Some real crackers. Love seeing the smokers full.
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    • JCBBQ
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      Dang, look at you!! 💪💪💪 How come our paths didn’t cross when I spent a year in Edinburgh???!!!!

    • JCBBQ
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      Btw, I visit this little farm not too far from me that cross breeds Highland and Hereford cattle. Amazing steaks!

    • jerrybell
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      Maybe call it a pec(k) of brisket.

    Ha! Panhead John It's where I got my love of BBQ for sure, but I'm definatley over here in the Highlands!

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    • Panhead John
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      You lived in Texas? Where and for how long?

    I give you blackened shrimp! (Yes, I know I did this two nights ago as well....but I could eat this every night!)

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    • HawkerXP
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      I would also. If only I was invited over.

    • crazytown3
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      That looks outstanding. I once ate shrimp and grits everyday for about a week; ran out of of grits.

    Enchiladas with a dub of refried beans

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    • Troutman
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      He even pipes refried beans. I surrender.....

    • Ernest
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      Troutman hahaha, no, that's a spoon trick. Drop while turning...

    • MeatMonster
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      Nailed it.

    Welp, it’s been awhile since I’ve posted... so of course, I went way over the top. I have a great friend of mine who is moving to San Antonio in 2 weeks, so every time we see each other is deemed a celebration....

    Enter 6+ lbs of Tomahawk steaks. I figured the bones would be at least 1.5 lbs per steak... nope, try about 0.75lb. That’s a lot of meat (2.5 lbs + per guy...). Dry brined, put some Malcolm Reed AP Rub while reverse searing... pulled roughly around medium rare/medium. Like any good host, I took the more done steak... I assure you, my buddy’s was a perfect medium rare. I had a great time cooking these beasts! Oh, and I made some broccoli Click image for larger version

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    • Troutman
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      Great steak for someone moving to a great state !!!

    • JCBBQ
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      Ho-Lee-Shi-Tah!!!

    • FireMan
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      Dang ll .

    Cool and rainy today. Good night for a bowl of red.

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    • Troutman
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      The RED !!!!

    • Spinaker
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      Oh for sure. Nothing better.

    • JCBBQ
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      Mmmmmmm

    My first time using Simon & Garfunkel rub. A keeper for sure!

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    • Spinaker
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      Looking good, Jake!

    Just picked up these four racks of Dino Ribs! Can't wait to get some smoke on these suckas.
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    • JakeT
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      Now that is lookin good!

    • MeatMonster
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      Beef ribs, the utility meal! Handle built in!

    • JCBBQ
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      Oooh. Can’t wait to see em finished.

    Cinnamon rolls with a twist - literally, (although they did not hold the shape I wanted).

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      Little bit of tri tip last night! Smoked to 121 internal then seared 3 min each side. Sliced at about 135 internal
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        First Run With the WOK Burner. Chicken Broccoli in Brown Sauce. Tons of power with this burner. It will be fun learning to tame the Dragon.

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        • ScottyC13
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          What size is your wok and how many BTU is the burner?

        • Old Glory
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          14 inch wok. From Serious Eats: "It is the The Powerflamer 160EI from Outdoorstirfry.com was the clear winner in my testing. It features a 20psi regulator that delivers a maximum BTU output of 160k"

        • fzxdoc
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          So what happens when you turn it up to 160kBTU hourly? Might be a good grate cleaner on the side.

          Nice setup. Glad it's working well for you.

          Kathryn

        This weekends smokehouse project. Taking one of our most popular sandwiches (The Triple Tasty) and turning it into a pie! Click image for larger version

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        • crazytown3
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          That's really not fair. How is anyone in their right mind supposed to resist that?

        crazytown3 Dang it! That was my plan and if it wasn't for you pesky kids, I'd have got away with it!

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          Fish sauce pork belly...... So FUNKY...

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          • SheilaAnn
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            And look at all that garlic!

          Did some side ribs on the Weber Kettle (aka Miss Lewinsky) 225 for 4 hours and then lathered them up with some sauce.
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          • Michael_in_TX
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            And that is a textbook photo for "perfectly sauced."

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