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    JCBBQ ... Oh my! You killed it dude.👍 Those look beautiful!

    I TOTALLY agree with your statement... Probably the best Pork Chop I've ever had! I've served that to many of my friends and family and it always gets rave reviews. Now try it on bone in chicken thighs.😋 Marinate them overnight in a ziplock bag and then put them on the grill skin side down until the skin gets crisp. Then flip them over to finish bringing them up to temp... 180° to 190° for thighs. Glaze them the same as you did the PC. I don't use the mustard sauce for chicken though.

    I'm glad you liked it.👌

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    • JCBBQ
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      Sounds good. Will do.

    Dinner in no time FLAT!
    Israeli couscous, chicken, sun-dried tomatoes.

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    Not off the grill, but gotta change it up sometimes. Homemade fried chiggin tenders!
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    • Breadhead
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      Give me Ranch dressing for dipping and I'm all in.👍

    • Huskee
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      Yum! Sometimes we forget about the joys of fried foods here in BBQ land. And I totally agree with you Breadhead. My kids and I share the same fascination with using chicken fingers to eat our ranch. (Not the other way around)

    Dinner has started

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      Just a very simple evening nosh ...

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      • Breadhead
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        Nice looking groceries CC...

        Had to look that one up... Nosh: to eat food.😎

      • fuzzydaddy
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        ...and beautiful!

      Finishe what I started at noon. Used the last meal ribs Cecile and the chateaubriand recipe from "the science of great barbecue and grilling". Ribs were served with bbq sauce on the side: tremendous smoke ring on them. Beef had BBBR and Memphis dust on them more dust than BBBR.

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      • martybartram
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        Cecile who? Stupid auto correct

      • Huskee
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        Lol I had to reread Cecile and wondered what it meant. Autokerrekt always inserts such off the wall words.

      Sous vide Mongolian pork chops. Incredibly good! Marinade from allrecipes.com

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      • Breadhead
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        Good move on the Sous Vide step! They look fantastic.👍

      • fuzzydaddy
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        Great sear. They look awesome!

      • martybartram
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        Those are gorgeous

      It doesn't get any simpler than this!

      I bought a pre seasoned Tri-Tip 3lb roast that was cryovaced already. I put it in the SV bath tub in their package.👍 I SV'ed at 131° for 23 hours and then cut it out of the cryovac package, dried it off with a paper towel and brushed on some beef love. Then I put some Memphis Dust on it and took it out to put a sear on it on my little Joe kettle. My total hands on time was a grand total of about 15 minutes.😎

      The beef love was from the batch I made a couple of weeks ago. I took a cube out of the freezer bag I store them in and nuked it for about 3 minutes to liquify it again and used a silicon basting brush to apply it.👍
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        Here's an interesting cook...

        BNLS Country Pork Ribs marinated in Chili-Garlic sauce, Soy, Brown Sugar

        Vortex w/ 50 coals

        Fire Wires

        I followed the recipe and "heated a grill to Medium High" ... ugh! ( Maverick reported about 475 from a previous cook with the same rig ).

        No need to turn meat using Vortex - Lid ON. Done in 20+ minutes with an IT between 145-150.

        No Couch Tonite!

        -- Ed

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        • Medusa
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          G' mornin' Breadhead!

        • Breadhead
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          Looks good! Nice setup for that cook.👍

        This is an easy-peazy rig for kebabs, and I did absolutely nothing other than watch the Thermo-pop. The same setup (without the Fire Wire) works very well for chicken wings / drummies. All you do is run the chicken around the perimeter.

        Can't wait to do wings with the SnS, tho.

        I actually bought the Vortex as the 1st add-on after comparing what it does against the Smokenator ( what's that? ). Got the Smokenator for Ribs / Turkey, but only did one failed calibration before converting to...

        You guessed it... the SnS! The SnS lives in the kettle, and this is the 1st time in awhile that I've used the V.

        Here's a Vortex link for those who may be interested - Lottsa pix!



        Happy Cooking to All, and to All, Have a Happy Hour - TGIF!

        -- Ed

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          Friday O'clock

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          • fuzzydaddy
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            Wow! That's a beautiful burger.

          Thank goodness more people are catching on to pork shoulder. Cheaper, so much less trimming, so much less hassle getting the entirety all barked up, so much more of a consistent product.
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          • Medusa
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            YUM! Next on the list ( of so many, many things to cook )

          • Jerod Broussard
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            These had to be crutched in the 170's to get done. They had ample bark. Came out real juicy. But overall a VERY inefficient way to run the PBC.

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          • bbqoaf
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            Nice! That's my plan for tonight too.

          • Jerod Broussard
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            I LOVE fried meatballs. Crispy coating...mmmmmm

          • Medusa
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            These were actually baked @375 for under 30 minutes ( IT 160ish ). Can't wait to do the stove top version in the Cast Iron. Fried for SURE!

          2 choice filet mignons
          Steak fries
          Full stomachs
          Coke floats
          Smiling faces
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          • fuzzydaddy
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            Very nice crust on that filet!

          • SteveFromLafayette
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            Thanks Fuzzy! I credit the SnS!

          I was shooting for ribeyes tonight but my better half requested pulled pork

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          • fuzzydaddy
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            Great looking butts. I like the red bear claws. Mine are black.

          • Jerod Broussard
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            Yeah my black are soo mundane compared to those. However they sure saved my little fingees today.....Very nice man!!

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