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I did some chicken thighs and wings today on the Primo, I set it up for the first time for two zone cooking and it worked pretty good. I used my own charcoal and some cheery wood for smoke. I find that my homemade charcoal lights faster and the Primo comes up to cooking temperature faster. I marinated them in Meatheads Italian dressing.
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My beef ribs cook:
Trimmed and dry brined with Himalayan Pink salt and Red Boat salt
Seasoned with Pepper, Garlic powder, onion powder.
Pulled to wrap and finish in the oven.
I also made this:
And this:
UPDATE: The finished juicy tender succulent beef ribs.
Pork ribs - they are very tender and almost fall off the bone. I should have put them back on the smoker to set the foil sauce better but the fire was out and I was hungry.
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This was my first time smoking bone in beef plate ribs, and it turned out pretty darn good. I had several questions before I started, and many of you were kind enough to help me through it. Many thanks, y’all know who you were. After 24 hours of dry brining I used only a kosher salt and cracked pepper rub. Smoked it in my WSM for about 8 hours with hickory, then cambro for about one hour. Cooking temps were 250-275. Pulled it at an IT of 210. Next time I’ll start it a little earlier than 11am. Had quite a bit of fat in it, which I’m not sure if it was my particular cut or inherit of beef ribs in general. I know they have some fat in em, but not sure how much. Still tasty though, very tender and worth it!Last edited by Panhead John; November 1, 2020, 01:32 PM.
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for a get together Halloween nite i grilled some salsa with ham /chilled it after grilling/onions/peppers/garlic/mikes hot honey plum tomatoes
..and pork loin bacon wraped pinwheels/ with mustard/honey/pecan sauce..used my lodge giggle on pit..made it easier to clean grill..get lazy at times
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First time cooking a pork butt on my Vision kamado. Came out great, but I'll need to work on getting a little more smoke flavor into the meat. I only used 2 apple wood chunks. I'm guessing placement of the wood played into it as well.
Still happy with the results, as was everyone else. Incredibly moist. No leftovers. Also whipped up a homemade Carolina mustard sauce.
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First brisket on the MB 560. Texas style. No wrap, 215 to 220 cook temp. Went on at 5:15 tonight. Alarms are set. Fingers crossed. Pulled at 4:30 AM. Into the cooler.Last edited by Towering Inferno; November 1, 2020, 10:46 AM.
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