2 fatties and alot of pics

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lennyluminum

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Jul 19, 2008
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ST. Petersburg, FL
The first one is a cheesesteak fattie
1 lb jimmy dean
1 lb rib-eye sliced thin
1/2 onion chopped small
8 oz provalone cheese ( should have used more )
I cooked the steak and onions in some worcestershire sauce then putr donw some cheese then the steak and onions then more cheese. Rooled it all up and on to the smoker.

the second fattie is a blue Barrie pancake fattie.
1 lb jimmy dean ( should have used maple )
4 pancakes
syrup
cooked the pancakes cut them up and rooled them into the fattie with some syurp in there too.







my helper #1

and helper #2
 
You're off to a good start.
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Cheesesteak one sounds awesome! I like my bacon crispy though on my fatties. Cute little helper too. I'm expecting a helper in June to mold into my smoke assistant.
 
Both look great Lenny! Nice job.
Glad the cheesesteak fattie turned out.
Didn't know you were doing the pancake one too, looked mighty fine as well.
Points to you for a beautiful fattie smoke.
 
They both look awesome. Now I can guess the cheese steak was great, but how was the flavor of the pancake fattie? I am really suprised how well the pancakes held up.
 
thanks guys

The pancake one was good but the best thing i've ever ate.

Now the cheese steak one was awesome!!! The only thing I will do different next time ( oh yea there will be a next time for this one.) Is use more cheese. I used 8oz of provolone I should have used at least 1 lb to 1 1/2 lbs.

I used oak for my wood and smoked at around 230 - 250. I think it took about 3hrs but I lost track after about 3/4 of my bottle was gone and my brother came over to shoot the **** with me.
 
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