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THE THIN BLUE SMOKE THREAD XI
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simon1
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That is a wicked stall for that size one. Glad one of the tornadoes didn't eat it.
You do know plated pics are mandatory.
You do know plated pics are mandatory.
On it....
Actually here’s a better picture.
That looks great! I did a brisket flat from Costco a couple weeks ago and had the same issue. It just didn’t want to finish. I think mine was on 11 hours or so for about the same size.
If it doesn't want to finish wrap it in butcher paper or foil.
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Ribs last week with Shark on a Cedar plank and Poblanos stuffed with Chorizo and Chihuahua cheese! Later to be smothered with a Habanero Mango salsa.
simon1
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Oh those look good.
I've always used foil, but I have some pink butcher paper that I haven't used yet, and a packer brisket in the freezer.
I need to remedy the not using butcher paper pretty quick.
Nice!
Raining here in Cincy. Going soon to get Rib Roast on sale for 6.99 a pound. Gonna smoke that sucker tomorrow or Monday depending on the time i have. Got plans tomorrow so will probably be Monday.
kelbro
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Smoked a chuck roast today. Over hickory. No wrap. Good stuff!
Also smoked some meatballs. One pound of pork sausage, one pound of lean ground beef, two jalapeños chopped. Mix in a bowl, wrap the meat around a ball of cream cheese and shake your favorite BBQ rub on them. Smoke at 225 for a couple of hours.
Also smoked some meatballs. One pound of pork sausage, one pound of lean ground beef, two jalapeños chopped. Mix in a bowl, wrap the meat around a ball of cream cheese and shake your favorite BBQ rub on them. Smoke at 225 for a couple of hours.
The 2 pork shoulders have been on all night and are about ready to pull out. I just added 5 racks of ribs and an already cooked bone-in ham to heat it through and add more flavor. I'll throw a salmon filet on after church before everyone gets here. All over apple wood in my Masterbuilt propane smoker.
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I'm always looking for new ways of smokin' things...I found it, thanks.
After the pork shoulders, ham, and ribs came off before church, I added a salmon filet, assorted sausages, and bacon wrapped stuffed jalapeños after church.
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kelbro
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Looks good camjr!
Much appreciated!!
Smoked a 9 lb porkbutt on Sunday for about 10 hours followed by a full 1 hour rest on the counter
Sure turned out great. I used my Vision Kamado for the Porkbutt and the Pittboss Pellet Grill for the Baked Beans and Macaroni
For Porkbutts, I like to cook them in an aluminum tin. It keeps them moist and cleanup is a lot easier. When its time to wrap at the stall, I just tightly seal tinfoil over the top of the tin. Seems to work really well!
Sure turned out great. I used my Vision Kamado for the Porkbutt and the Pittboss Pellet Grill for the Baked Beans and Macaroni
For Porkbutts, I like to cook them in an aluminum tin. It keeps them moist and cleanup is a lot easier. When its time to wrap at the stall, I just tightly seal tinfoil over the top of the tin. Seems to work really well!
Did some short ribs Sunday night.
Before being wrapped.
Before being wrapped.
