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    First time on doing lollipop chicken legs. I did these on the 26" kettle with the XL SnS. Sprinkle them with MMD and about 15 mins after they were done I dip half of them in Frank's hot pepper sauce and the other half in the Texas rib candy. Then put back on grill long enough to set the sauce. Served them with leftover bake beans and loaded bake potato salad. Pretty dang tasty 😊
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    • fuzzydaddy
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      Wow! They look fine!

    Did some brisket on the Weber Summit Charcoal for mothers day. Turned out great!

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      Mother's Day!

      We started the day at my parents'. On the menu was steak and eggs. Sous Vide the meat for 1.5 hours at 131 and seared on the gasser. Scrambled eggs - Italian bread toast - hash browns and mimosas.


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      For the afternoon/evening we went to the in-laws. We had a nice salad and 5 pizzas (4 were cooked using the kettle pizza). Lay down some lit coals, throw on a split log and lower the attachment and lid with the preheated stone inside.

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      *Minimal sauce, sun dried tomatoes, feta, shredded mozzarella and hit with basil when it came out.

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      *Sicilian: Zesty sauce - sautéed bell pepper, poblano, onion (seasoned with salt, pepper and red pepper flakes) - fresh basil - topped with thin sliced proscuito - fresh mozzarella (I took a picture of it under construction but it got mangled coming out of the grill so I didn't take a picture of the final pie.

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      *Sauce - pepperoni - shredded mozzarella - shredded provologne - sprinkled oregano. It started out round but ended up misshapen.

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      * Sauce - (sparsely applied) - Swiss - white cheddar - feta - provolone - fresh mozzarella.

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      Deep dish Chicago style pizza which using a different crust recipe. Spicy crumbled sausage - ground pepperoni - lots mozzarella - sweet, deep tomato sauce (big can crushed tomatoes with the water strained out, a little salt, a little sugar and a little bit of the zesty sauce from the Sicilian). This was cooked in the oven.

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      • Jerod Broussard
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        Talk about a pizza party!!

      • kingdarb
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        Awww man that looks great. I haven't done a pizza yet on my KJ and this is really tempting me!

      Fresh ribs from John Mull's Meats, 6 hours in the smoke with a glaze made from the wrap drippings, vinegar, and extra spices not in the rub.

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      • Breadhead
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        That looks fantastic... Mmmm

      • Huskee
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        Excellent photo!

      • kingdarb
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        mmmmm ribs....

      Happy Monday!
      After a week of cool and rain, getting this one off to a good start.

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      • Huskee
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        Mmmmmmm

      Forgot to post the end results of Saturday's cook.
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      • SteveFromLafayette
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        Yes sir, Mainstays brand at Walmart. Think I paid about $3 for it. It's seen a good share of smoke!

      • THoey1963
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        I like the BBQ sauce bottle. I bought a set of the Ketchup and Mustard squeeze bottles and just tape labels on them. "Spicy" for the Stubb's Spicy sauce and "Wimpy" for the Stubb's regular sauce. Where did you find that bottle?

      • SteveFromLafayette
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        Thanks! I found it at Walmart near the salt and pepper shakers. (The empty glass shakers)

      THE MOTHERS DAY FEAST @The Johnston House was Pulled Pork Butt! Dry Brined for 24 Hrs with Kosher Salt and rubbed with Dan's Damned Good BBQ Rub Spritzed into Place with Apple Juice, Tarrogon Vinegar, Worsteshire Sauce and Equal parts Lemon & Lime Juice! On the Grill and S 'n S @10:45 AM @ 250* F, Apple and Hickory Chunks for Smoke! Temps Stalled @ 195* F @ 5:30 PM, Into the 375* F Oven until Temp was 203* F! Out of the oven onto the Platter! The Pics will hopefully give an idea of the Grill Temps and Butt Temps over 6 1/2 Hrs Cook! Sorry Gang some of The Pics are in the wrong order and just plain Wrong all attempts to delete them failed? Eat Well and Prosper! From Fargo ND, Dan
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        Looks great Dan...

        I bet your family loved it.👍

      Salmon, cooked SV to 130F then glazed with a mixture of honey, bourbon and garlic, then seared with a torch. Served with fresh steamed and buttered green beans.

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        Made a sammich for lunch with leftover brisket. Sliced some meat and put it in a foodsaver bag then simmered for a big. Brushed with some Blues Hog sauce, the on an onion bun with some onions, pickles and roasted red peppers. Had some German potato salad with it. It was a nice lunch! (sorry for blurry sammich pic)

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        Homemade smoked Turkey pie with SW seasonings:

        - Smoked turkey chunks
        - Smoked turkey stock in roux base
        - Chilli powder and cumin in sauce
        - Fresh jalapeños
        - Corn
        - Black beans
        - Red peppers
        - Yams
        - Tenderflake pie crust
        - Topped with grated sharp cheddar right at the end of the bake

        So delicious, I have three more SW pies and four more classic pies seasoned with thyme in the freezer.

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        • bbqoaf
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          I forgot to mention that there were also sautéed onions in the mix.

        • Huskee
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          Whoa! Nice. Hold the yams for me please.

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        • Breadhead
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          That's a beautiful picture Ernest ... Is that saffron rice?

        • Ernest
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          Breadhead no saffron. Just a touch of madras curry powder, some golden raisins and almonds.

        Mother's Day dinner on Sunday

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        One serving

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        Key Lime Cheesecake for dessert with whipped cream (it didn't get whipped stiff enough, but was still yummy!)

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        • Huskee
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          That's cookbook quality pie pic!

        • Dewesq55
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          Thanks. I've been practicing. I built a counter top "studio" to properly light the food. I was very happy with the pie pic myself.

        Taco Tuesday...😋

        I made the taco's out of the leftover brisket i did last weekend. Taco's and retried beans. Mmmm
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        • Jerod Broussard
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          retried beans, if at first you don't succeed....

        Dry aged ribeye cooked sous vide to 120ºF with garlic and fresh thyme in the bag, then seared in cast iron with butter. Served with Kenji's "Foolproof Béarnaise" that fzxdoc was raving about the other day. She was right. It is awesome.

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        • Jerod Broussard
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          garlic and thyme....winning combo!

        • fzxdoc
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          ...and the tarragon in the bearnaise. Looks amazing, Dewesq55 .

          Kathryn

        Pictures from past cooks.
        Last edited by Zappe'sBBQ; May 11, 2016, 12:04 AM.

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        • Powersmoke_80
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          Nice cooks, you got it going on keep them coming!

        • Dewesq55
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          Looks great. What smoker is the one with the beans on it? It looks like mine. You shod cool out your signature with your equipment when you get a chance.

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