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    Smoked up some ribs and chicken. Everything turned out great.
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    • RonB
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      Everything looks great too.

    • jpietrantone
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      RonB Thanks! I love my 22 weber smoky mountain.

    • HawkerXP
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      Looks great!

    Here is a rib roast that I did at Christmas this year. It was a choice rib roast. I dry brined it the night before, used Meatheads Mrs. O'Learys Cow Crust. I also smoked the back ribs that came with it separately. It was delicious!
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    • Henrik
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      I always love seeing a good rib roast. Yours look outstanding sir!

    • BFlynn
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      Looks great!

    Well, I'm smoking some beef ribs in my PK TX. The TX means it is the PK Classic, but with the foldable stand (and sturdier wheels). I did go for the beefier stainless steel grates too. Totally worth it.

    Either way, as you can probably tell I'm up to some experimenting. Doing a rub vs no rub cook (left - no rub and right - lotsa rub) for my next video.

    Having a rub on is always better, no doubt, but it's fun to see how and if bark develops on the "no rub" side. I'll report back later.

    Gotta take one for the team

    Regardless these ribs are gonna taste good for sure.

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    • Jim White
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      What a fun experiment! I'm curious: this picture makes it look like the no rub side is thicker or beefier. Did it start out that way, or did this difference develop during the cook?

    • Henrik
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      Thanks Jim. It is thicker, but that's because I opted to put rub only on the right (lower sloping half), so I wouldn't have rub 'contaminate' the no-rub-side by means of gravity. Meaning meat juices running 'downhill', bringing rub with it.

    Some roasted yard bird on the PK. Laid some fresh herbs, garlic, lemon slices and EVOO in my iron skillet. Dry brined a few hours and then applied some EVOO and S&G rub to the bird. Used a pecan split as my charcoal fence to add a hint of smoke to the cook. Basted every 20 min with pan juices. Took about 2 hours. Came out moist and delicious. But AGAIN, forget to take after pics.....
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    • BFlynn
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      Nice!

      Reminds me of the 40 clove chicken I used to do in the oven.... might try that on the SnS now.

    • TripleB
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      BFlynn yes, 40 clove chicken....delicious. Next time I'll add more garlic cloves to this dish. Love roasted garlic.

    It was pretty good Divisional playoff weekend...Go Pack Go! Once again went to Meathead's sous vide que with prime filet. If any of y'all have a PBC, use their chimney instead of a full size Weber. You use less charcoal and it gets plenty hot enough, my infrared goes to 900 and it only showed max. It is a little smaller but if you are only grilling for 2 it works well.
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    • Panhead John
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      Thanks Brett. I like potato wedges and mine never look that good. I’ve never tried the onion soup with em, but I am now. I’ve also never tried parchment paper, just aluminum foil in a pan.....sprayed with Pam. Does the parchment paper make em stick less?

    • Brett Bowlin
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      Panhead, yes it does, no sticking whatsoever but browns up nicely. For good measure I give it a quick spray with olive oil.

    • tamidw
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      All looks great! I do potatoes that way too, but in chunks and kid friendly with no cayenne. They're always a hit and easy to do.

      For the shrimp, did you only SV them?

    Found half a pork butt in the freezer. S&P with some Sweet Baby Rays. Going to pull it and make some sliders with the slaw piled high 🤤
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      Found a rack of spare ribs in the freezer, so defrosted them and dry brined overnight and threw it on the PBC along with a whole chicken split in half. Ribs got the MMD treatment and chicken got the PBC all purpose rub. The PBC rub isn’t my favorite and is way too salty but worked out good enough in the end

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      • mnavarre
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        I find with the PBC AP rub that you have to dry brine with it for at least a couple of hours and longer is better. That lets the saltiness get away from the surface so the first thing that hits your tongue isn't "GAHH! SALT!!". If you do that it's pretty good stuff.

      The base had some decent tritips (no fat cap like wally world and almost half the price). Rubbed with hardcore carnivore black, and marinated taters in EVOO and the same overnight. Cooked the taters with a few tablespoons of tallow as well... Smoked for a little over and hour then grilled and served with avocado.

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      • RickyBobby
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        Beautiful cook!

      McRib finally. Had a third of a rack in freezer.
      ​​​​Followed recipe with a little curve. I'm not a fan of pickles so subed in Cowboy Candy. Vidalla onion with Tubbs Hickory Bourbon sauce.
      I had baked burger buns a few days ago. Had it on sesame bun.
      Did not use all the rib. Thinking omlet.

      ​ here's the buns. Sesame, everything, poppy and plain.

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      • Dewesq55
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      Guotie - Pot stickers. These are filled with a pork and cabbage filling. I took a bunch of pix of the process and may post a recipe with photos later. The dipping sauce is easy if you've got the ingredients. I took the Woks of Life recipe and made a couple of changes based on past experience.

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      • ItsAllGoneToTheDogs
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        those look so tasty!

      • HouseHomey
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        Outstanding!

      • barelfly
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        YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

      McRib finally. Had a third of a rack in freezer.
      ​​​​Followed recipe with a little curve. I'm not a fan of pickles so subed in Cowboy Candy. Vidalla onion with Tubbs Hickory Bourbon sauce.
      I had baked burger buns a few days ago. Had it on sesame bun.
      Did not use all the rib. Thinking omlet

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        Vertically grilled a whole roasting chicken tonight in my Camp Chef . Placed chicken broth in the roaster stand cup with a little of the rub. I raised the cooking temp to 375° from 350° and it really did have a noticable effect on the overall cook in a positive way. Click image for larger version

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          I already posted this, but in the wrong topic.

          Some leftover pot roast magically turned into a pot pie:

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          • HouseHomey
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            I was wondering about that. First your car keys and then the Easter eggs.

          Not super-fancy, but tasty and cheap! Sous-Vide-Que Pork Chop in Piccata with Arugula.


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            Had the day off today and it was not snowing nor windy. Lunch was turkey breast filets with corn and salad topped with homemade creamy garlic dressing. Dinner was St. Louis Ribs with Honey Heat rub from HawkerXP served with carrots, broccoli cheddar rice, and slaw.
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            • glitchy
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              HawkerXP, tried Honey Heat on one of the turkey filets and one rack of ribs. I didn't care for it on the turkey, wife thought it was OK. Was much better on the ribs, but was very sweet and I didn't pick up any heat. If I use it on ribs again I might glaze with a Jalapeño jam concoction or something. Love trying new rubs though. Thanks again! Also, do you mix with anything else or sauce usually?

            • HawkerXP
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              We don't sauce our ribs so just straight up Honey Heat. . We do like it on chicken under and over the skin. I'd have to try again but I think it might have lost some of the "heat" with the latest batch.

            • glitchy
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              HawkerXP maybe it settled too much in shipment and I didn’t get it mixed up enough. I really noticed that on the AP and shook it up really good before putting some in shaker. Honey Heat looked more uniform so I didn’t mix near as much. I detected zero heat and my daughter that thinks a moderate amount of black pepper is spicy didn’t notice anything.

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