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Choice brisket… trimmed, separated, injected, seasoned and mopped.
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Sliced the flat and cubed point for burnt ends.
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Tender and excellent flavor!
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Most multipacks of spare ribs we get are three to a pack, this odd ball had four with one rack a bit smaller.
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Played with different flavors, all were really excellent!
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Seasoned bacon wrapped pork filets and a roasted medley potato blend cooked indirect around the Vortex.
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Excellent easy meal!
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My wife and I enter a few cook offs per year that our total cook time is limited to 9 to 10 hours from start to turn in. Cooking two smaller pieces pf meat is quicker than one large piece of meat, so were basically just playing with temps and practicing. This brisket was 275º for 3 ½ hours...
12 pound packer brisket, trimmed off 4 pounds of fat and separated the point from the flat. Injected and rubbed, smoked with apple and cherry.
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Very happy with the end results, loads of flavor!
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Congrats! Have the same one and it is an animal and great to have when doing quite a bit of grinding. Taking it out, clean up and putting away are each separate tasks with that brute so this last summer for not so large bathes of grinding also picked up a 3/4 hp #12 LEM.
Lean rump roast was $2.99 a pound so jerky it is! There are better cuts but at that price might as well slice it up.
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Added cure and Sweet & Spicy seasoning and let it marinade a few days in the fridge. Smoked with cherry and apple at 160º, about 5 hours in pieces started...
If you have a favorite recipe you use now with beef it will be just as good with the buffalo. We have a full line up of meat stick seasonings available. They have all been tested with beef, buffalo, and venison with great results. Personally I would save that burger for burgers on the grill!
For a hotdog texture and style but with pepperoni flavor I would fine grind till emulsified like a hotdogs texture and then stuff in a 26mm hotdog sized casing.
Yes it is buffalo. My inlaws raise buffalo, my wife and I live at one end of the pasture. I did not put this buffalo down, father in law did. 50/50 Pork/Buffalo.