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It was a little rushed for time, so I ran the temps up to 285*.
Our local store had beef short ribs on sale for $5.00 a pound, and chicken thighs for but one pk get the next for free. I started to short ribs first, with S&P, ran them at 285* for about 4.5 hrs . Then added the thighs seasoned with Heath Rile's Peach Jalapeno & a little Garlic Jalapeno. Ran the thighs for 50 minutes at 285* then bumped the temps up to 400* to crisp up the skin a bit before saucing with Kinders Chipotle...
I'm smoking a couple of pork shoulders I still had in the freezer from the end of last year. Got a base layer of rub on yesterday and let them rest in the fridge over night. Then lightly dusted with a sweeter run before I got them on the smoker a little before 6am this morning.
The early morning beauty shot. 📸
We were at the market last week and turkey legs were $3.99 a pound. About a buck more than last year. The legs were big! We bought three legs at $21 and change. About 1 1/2 - 1 3/4 pounds each?
Made up a batch of Pop's brine. Cut the tendons, into the brine, and into the refrigerator for 5 days.
Pulled the legs out of brine, put in the refrigerator overnight to dry.
It's 100 degrees outside to today. Pushing 85 inside without AC. A great day to keep the cooking outside.
Into the...
My son wanted to smoke a brisket while he was over. Used Holy Cow to season. He trimmed it. Still needs improvement but he supplied the meat.
I cooked up a breakfast scramble while we fed the fire. 5 pounds of beef bacon is what we used Grandson likes fries so I used them for the scramble
The brisket was wrapped in pink butcher paper at 165. And removed when probe tender.
The brisket was delicious. Tender and juicy.
So I had Friday planned as a honey do list day and Mrs C says why don’t we break out the boat……so out it came…..
So after a made scramble to get the the gear cleaned up and installed new batteries (10 years on the old ones….not more trust) got up to the lake after lunch and set 10 pots along the honey hole……they went in at 3 so this will be a short soak…..also trying 2 different tilapia as bait…..
Bing 3 hours later scored 17 nice crawlers! The water is still cold and interesting enough...
I must have been under a living under a rock for awhile, because I just recently learned about the vortex. Being cheap, an not really knowing if it would fit my need, I went the diy route. By cutting the bottom out of a large dog bowl.
The main reason for teying this was for chicken wings an trying to get that crispy skin.
Can't really say for sure if it was the result of the"vortex" clone. But I will be using this technique a lot more in the near future
My wife was in the mood for pizza and I don't think I've ever said no to that! She makes a great poolish dough that cooks up perfectly in our pizza oven.
I also picked up a new (to me) camera yesterday, so gave it a test run during the cook today. Appreciate you putting up with the photos (some teething issues on focus).
There was a thread yesterday about launching pies. If you look closely onto some of the launch photos you can see the corn starch which helps prevent it from sticking...
Dennys has a promo going for Masters of the Universe and a burger. I thought to myself I'd never go there for a burger but the combination sounds good. I made my own. Angus beef pattie, smoked brisket, bacon, white cheddar, pickles, onion, lettuce, and tomatoes.
Our daughter stacked this one.
Yum
With amazing results my first pork butt on my Oklahoma Joe Bronco 2.0. The Drum held temp awesome for 10 hours Prepped night before. Yellow mustard binder, Meat Church “ The Gospel “ for rub. To date best food I have made on the smoker.
Another hot smoked chicken, think I'll start doing 1 or 2 of these a month.
Just garlic salt inside and out and a bit of red oak. This was a 5lb 4oz bird. Indirect at 275°f for about 150 minutes.
Our garden has started to really produce and to go with the chicken we harvested potatoes, carrots, and zucchini. Carrots and potatoes tossed in olive oil, salt and pepper and roasted. Zucchini was dressed the same but grilled.
buzzed up some sugar free margaritas to wash it down with...
Purpose written articles and video on all things Thanksgiving including but not limited to smoked turkey, double smoked ham, Thanksgiving sides, appetizers made with leftover turkey, etc.
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