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I have one that’s primarily vinegar with just a bit of mayo to hold it together. Not creamy. Easy enough to adjust the sweetness as you make it I’ll have to take a pic of the recipe when I get home.
I’d get a nice sear all around then off direct heat to get to temp. It’s the butt portion but still tenderloin. You could also do it like steak bites depending on who you’re feeding.
After my first grease fire 🔥 with the vortex (2 batches of wings followed by party ribs) I also went with the foil as pictured above. Haven’t had a 🔥 since. The 18” wide foil is easier to work with imo.
Probably a pork butt ahead of time. ABTs or pork shots day of. Likely wings on the kettle w/the vortex. Burgers/dogs/brats on standby. I think mostly my liver will get cooked 🤪 🍻
First do NOT use the Womp, thats a bbq sauce not a mop and way too sweet for beef, imo. Keep that for your pork ribs.
For your mop you want a thin liquid mix some beer,water, cider vinegar and add a lil black pepper. Maybe a little woosy. Your goal here is to just cool down the surface a bit...
Singles will smoke up just fine. Salt, pepper, maybe garlic. I usually go 4 hrs or so at 225-250 then into a pan to braise: Some rough cut carrot celery onion and red wine in a disposable aluminum pan covered tight until super tender roughly another 2hrs or so (bump heat to 300). You can skip...
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