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What's on the grill or smoker?

Discussion in 'The Smokehouse' started by Genius, Jun 20, 2016.

  1. Chaz

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    Did up some baby back ribs today.
    :drool:

    A bit too much fall off the bone.. but delicious nonetheless.

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    Home made mac n cheese as a side.

    :cheers:

    EDIT.. terrible pic.. sorry for that.

    Jill ate some and had a smile.. all good in my book. :yes:
     
  2. Chaz

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    I have absolutely no clue how you can keep the temp so consistent.
    :eek:

    My sideburning smoker would look like a heart attack patient.. the gas grill doesn't like to do anything under 270°, even the oven doesn't maintain that tight of a temp range.
    :confused:
     
  3. Skier76

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    Picked up some burgers from a local farm when we were in Rhode Island. Cooked one in the Sous Vide then finished on the gas grill. Kept it simple with lettuce, cheese and tomato on a brioche roll.

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    Very nice Chaz!
     
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  5. Chaz

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    Thanks Dave.

    Did 3/2/1 on the gas grill with some hickory chunks in foil on the hot side.. got nice smoke.. but I think I'll adjust times next time.

    They literally fall apart with a fork.

    Think I'll try 2.5/1.5/ and go by feel on the final cook. Like a bit more bite to my ribs.
     
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    Guessing game. I do mine the same way.
    Last batch came out a little soft and bones falling out. The batch prior and cooked the same way were perfect.
    Good enough reason to try another batch , food research.
     
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    20230715_170659.jpg no bbq sauce on these....rub only
     
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    Looks great SKEETER, I took a break from this thread since every time I would look at it, I would gain weight.
     
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    Grilling
    Grilling
    In the rain

    Today was grilled italian sausage and veggies: potatoes wedges, zucchini, summer squash, red peppers and onions.

    Veggies and bulk sausage prepped
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    On the grill. Gave the potatoes a few minutes head start.

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    Off the grill
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    My plate with some Stubbs BBQ sauce IMG_20230716_140932.jpg

    Washed it all done with a tall gin & tonic, lots of ice
     
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    Looks so pretty just the way it is,but it's gotta go in the lodge fry pan for a bit... 20230716_151415.jpg
     
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    Too much unpredictable severe weather to cook outside today,but the flowers on one of my buildings like it... got a little basil growing in there too 20230716_152157.jpg
     
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    Smoked garlic and pepper rub with no salt...I will salt to taste later.. 20230716_155508.jpg
     
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    Round 2 of Whole suckling pig…

    This really wasn’t wanted but I didn’t want a bad name for the Meat Market for future orders…. Long Story… so I went ahead and took it… I get there and I could tell it was way longer than the last one. Well on the scales it was 50 lbs… and about a head too long for the smoker… I only have 35” opening and 37” inside total… So off with the head… it fits nicely…

    Like the last cook I started at 225F… but this time I had the time for 225F for the full cook.

    Started at 8 PM last night… checked on it at 1:40 am and 4:45 am…. Ran till 11:15 am… 15 hours…

    Giving a lot of it to friends and coworkers…. Since I had just previously at a full week of pulled pork from the last one…

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