Ernest, by the way, awesome and mouth watering photos.... I hate you
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Smoked beef short ribs.
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- Jul 2014
- 79
- Nevada, TX
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Charbroil Red infrared gas grill, 3 burner
Cookshack AmeriQue electric smoker
New Braunfels Bandera charcoal/wood tower smoker
Weber portable kettle charcoal grill
I have a wonderful assortment of temperature reading devices, like infrared, instant read, and stay in brands.... all are good and kept in calibration.
I love beer guys... I can say I've tasted/sampled hundreds, maybe a thousand. I brew my own and love local Texas selections. Shiner has a wonderful selection of brews I like. There are many others in Texas worth putting to your lips. I drink what tastes good, no matter where it's brewed!
I experiment with food on the grill/smoker and in the oven. I'm inspired with what I read. I love to show off with family & friends.
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Founding Member
- Jul 2014
- 81
- Wilmington, Delaware
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Weber 22.5" Silver (since 2000)
Large BGE with BBQ Guru thermostatic blower (since 2006)
Hasty-Bake Legacy (July 2014)
Also owned COS and Weber Smokey Mountain for short time in early 2000's.
Thermapen instant thermometer.
William & Sonoma meat probe.
Taylor digital with remote display, meat probe but use for pit.
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Founding Member
- Jul 2014
- 42
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Donald Price
Texas Pit Crafters PM 100S JR
Cookshack Smokette
Maverick ET-732 Dual Thermometer
Thermoworks Thermapen
Cooked beef short ribs for the first time this weekend, following Meathead's recipe with BBBR. Awesome!
I had only ever had them at local restaurants that boiled them first (I'm looking at you , TJ Ribs!), and they were always tough, so I never had any interest in them.
But cooking them right -- rubbed, and low and slow -- creates little nuggets of beef heaven. Get thee behind me, brisket, there's a new girl in town!
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