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The prime rib came from "Cash and Carry Wholesale" in Yuba City. It was $4.99 per pound. The church bought the meat and paid us to smoke it and slice it. We have done this event for 7 or 8 years in a row.
Hello I am in Oroville not too far away. We are getting enough Sacramento area people to get together and have a BBQ crawl.
I have been around a while and have been smoking and grilling large quanities for over 20 years. We just did a big cook in Marysville last Saturday. I will keep you posted...
It was rested in an icechest shortly while awaiting serving time--about 10 minutes. The roasts all went to 140 degrees while resting. Oak wood was used mainly because that is what we grow here
While I was in Yuba City cooking tri-tips for a fund raiser, my son Tommy was smoking Prime Rib for the Catholic Church School in Oroville.
Prime Rib was rubbed with Turbinado Sugar, Kosher Salt, Smoked Paprika, Cracked Black Pepper, and slight dose of Cayenne Pepper---then smoked at 225...
after 6 hours of study I still can't Q View. send me to Kindergarten. I get lost somewhere between Photobucket and SMF.When I ask someone about cut and paste they just laugh at me. Although I am encouraged---I got the pic from my cell phone to photobucket after only 2 hours. Sorry about the qView
As a chuck wagon cook I have learned to make many things with leftovers. It is just part of the deal.
I have cooked in the dutch ovens:
Brisket Hash
Brisket Miroton
Brisket Stroganoff
Brisket Chili
Brisket Fricadelles
Brisket Croquettes
Brisket Stuffed Peppers
Brisket Stew
Brisket Sheperds Pie...
There are plenty of people smokin meat in this area of Northern California. I am near Oroville---if you are anywhere close let me know---we get together all of the time.
I am not familiar with that smoker. If you live close I have a couple extra smokers if you want t5o experiment. Leonard...
Welcome
BMudd suggested a Northern California gathering just a few weeks ago
I am open to having a gathering
BMudd is near Quincy, CA
I am in Oroville
Maybe we can put something together
Look at his post under Gatherings
Kanadan---original Santa Maria Spice contains mostly salt and garlic. There is a company fairly close to you called "The Rub Company" that sells Santa Maria Spice. The most original spice comes from a company in Santa Maria called "Susie Q Brand" Pappy's has a spice that works on tri-tip. The...
I smoked 4 artichokes once in a small Brinkman electric. I had the water pan full. It was kinda smoked and steamed. Turned out great. I served them with "Wabonaise" Wabonaise is made by following a recipe for Hollandaise sauce and substitute Cabo Wabo for lemon juice. I think it took about 45...
Brian----you oughtta come up to Placerville next weekend.
We will be having "Oinktoberfest" in Oroville next Oct.
If you wanna do sumthin up your way I would help you.
The rims on your trailer have a "5 on 4 1/2" bolt pattern. That means that it is a 5 hole pattern on a 4 1/2 inch circle. A 4 1/2 inch circle would pass directly thru the center of each of the lug holes.
This bolt pattern in the past was one of the most used bolt patterns---it came on most...
Frank----we just had a small gathering in Yuba City yesterday as the "League of Extraordinary BBQ Pitmasters" cooked for a fund raiser. In February we are having a competition paractice at the fairgrounds in Placerville.
Yesterday we cooked with Tim Mar of Marysville, Bill Bain from Roseville...
Mountain oysters--prairie oysters---whatever.
As a working cowboy, and later in life as a stoved up chuck wagon cook--I have never cooked mountain oysters or prairie oysters----but I have cooked thousands of "Calf fries"
We used to have a local "Testicle Festival" and I have trophies from the...
John
My advice is KISS (Keep it simple stupid}
It sounds like you have prior brisket experience. I have been bbqin brisket for over 30 years and I feel that each brisket cooked is an experiment. Start simply and build from your own experiences. Do not fall for fancy-schmancy methods that...