Pastrami, Ribs and a Butt

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What a wonderful day to be watching football and doing a little Q!

I'm wanting to prepare plenty of leftovers so we can have a meal before football practice. My two sons play on two different tackle teams and my daughter plays on a flag team, so we have practice M-F.

I picked up a butt for a good price and gathered two racks of spares, that were already St. Louis cut to my despair, and already had a 19 Lb. brisket separated and cured up for corned beef and pastrami.

The butt was on first, followed by the ribs, which are now in paper, something I have never done since I quit foiling, and the brisky point was put on last for some strami.

The neighborhood smells great with a wisp of pecan smoke and pork fat rendering..

 
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The butt is still on but everything else came out well so far.

Ribs on the left were not sauced at all and came out great.


Perfect "pull off the bone" with a wonderful smoke flavor.


The brisky point did well also..



The sauced ribs were vac sealed for left overs.


More to follow.....
 
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The butt is still on but everything else came out well so far.

Ribs on the left were not sauced at all and came out great.


Perfect "pull off the bone" with a wonderful smoke flavor.


The brisky point did well also..



The sauced ribs were vac sealed for left overs.


More to follow.....
everything looks great! How do you re-heat your ribs and do you freeze them?
 
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