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The ground beef is also a finer grind than usual burger.
Here is another interesting spot that has been making them for a long time.
https://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/entertainment/dining/2022/07/11/canteen-lunch-alley-ottumwa-iowa-loose-meat-sandwiches/7811262001/
Had my first "maid-rite" in May in IA. It was very good. The Nebraska version is called a "Tastee" Here is a recipe that I found. I have not tried this recipe, but there are similar recipes is in old church cook books around here.
https://www.food.com/recipe/famous-tastee-sandwish-451244
I remember being offered a beef version many years ago with some hunting buddies...I also passed. Can't remember the name. It was described as raw summer sausage.
Welcome! Getting different temps is very common. Did you happen to test your probes in ice/boiling water to confirm if they are consistent with each other? To clarify, both probes are on the same shelf as built in...reading left and right sides?
I routinely smoke pork butt and many others at...
Nice. A a tray filled with pellet dust is what I use to keep temps low. Other's use a pellet tube as another option for you. Good call using bigger chunks next time. Smoked cheese is so good, you need more!
Not sure I could tell much of difference. I don't use Kingsford and always add a few chunks of wood for smoke flavor. You could see what I assume is the spent grain mixed in the coal. More of a fun novelty. Congrats to your OKC Thunder.
Continuing to enjoy using this grill. Just finished up a bag of this:
Put of full chimney for some chicken wings. Good thing it was a short cook, because the coals did not last long. Maybe could have got about 1.5 hrs of cook time. Will stick with B&B, but trying new things is part of the...