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    First chuckies.......not good.. :-(

    1) Defrost (if applicable), slather and rub the night before. 2) Set in fridge overnight 3) Pull out and let sit (optional) 4) BBQ at 225F-275F (usually with Oak, Hickory or Mesquite) 5) Foil (heavy duty) at 160F internal temp (thickest meaty part) 6) Finish in the oven at 300F (optional to...
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    BBQ Spots Shutting Down

    In the true old-timey BBQ tradition of burning wood for coal and shoveling it into a pit to sustain a 20-24 hour BBQ...I can see why few folks would work so hard for such small margins (difficult to insure a business based on flames for flavor too).
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    Traeger 075 Grill Thermal Survey

    It is a drip pan. In the end, I do not think anything has to be done (it makes good BBQ).
  4. the pup

    Smoke #2 Tri-Tip

    It it tastes good...it is good.
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    Smoke #2 Tri-Tip

    I smoke/BBQ tri-tip at 240-250F to an internal temp (IT) of 140-145F for slicing. What was the IT on your tri-tip?
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    Ingredient/parts storage

    Earlier this year we bought a nice high-end spa off Craigslist which ended up including a gazebo, slate outdoor dinner table/chairs, BBQ-grill island and all of those chemicals. I typically buy the raw chemicals in-bulk, but I suppose it's smart to use these chemicals up in the next year-or-two...
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    Ingredient/parts storage

    My wife just asked me "you should put that BBQ stuff out in the garage in the shed." So, I put up another shelf. I might have a thing for shelves.
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    Ingredient/parts storage

    Very cool. I sure would like to have a dedicated space in the house just for BBQ. Not long ago, my wife surprised me with another grill (this one is a Traeger) and I had to put up another shed to house all of the goodies:
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    Traeger 075 Grill Thermal Survey

    ...at $0.70 each, the thermometer cost was minimal to empirically observe what I already knew.
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    Traeger 075 Grill Thermal Survey

    ...in the end, I do not think that the cheap meat really cares too much about inconsequential thermal variances:
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    Traeger 075 Grill Thermal Survey

    Retired...and getting hungry!
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    Traeger 075 Grill Thermal Survey

    I got bored while BBQ'n some chuckies...so here's a "thermal survey" of my Traeger 075 grill (a surprise gift from my wife...especially so when considering that I have an FEC100): Temp probes (I bought 30-each for $20 and found 12 that were within <2% tollerance): Note: T-6 is in in the...
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