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Okay, I just ate leftovers from yesterday's smoke and the bitter taste I encountered last night was completely gone from the a jus and beans. Go figure!!!
For the beans I followed Dutch's recipe. They were in for about 3 hours. the au jus was in as long as the brisket so it could catch the drippings. The strange thing was that I tasted the au jus just as everything came out and it seemed to be fine, but when I served a couple of hours later it...
My company just left. The brisket came out great. The a jus had a strong smokey flavor that was somewhat unpleasant. It was bitter. The beans had a little of that flavor too. I think I left them in too long. Any ideas?? Anyway I took the brisket to 167 then foiled it and took it to 185. The...
My sister-in-law and her family are coming over tonight for a visit and I've been volunteered to "smoke something". In spite of it being the first perfect weather weekend to hunt, I'm a little excited about cooking my first brisket. I found a 9 pounder at Sam's. After I trimmed it, it was about...
I was using Jeff's rib rub. The one he has for sale on the web site. It's perfect. I also used his BBQ sauce recipe for the first time last night and it was also outstanding.
Ribs are finished and tasted great, but they were a little tougher than I thought they would be. I discovered that I did a 3-1-1 process instead of a 3-2-1 process. Next time. The roast is still resting.
Here are the finished photos.
I am trying my hand at spareribs for the first time. I'm also smoking another wild hog roast and cooking up the trimmings from the ribs and a few hamburgers
Ribs:
Roast and trimmings:
Burgers:
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I'm in my blind now and it's still in the truck, but I'm very distracted by the thought of lunch and it's only 8:15 am. It will be a miracle if it makes it past 10:00 am. LOL!!!
I just finished eating dinner and I have to say that that was a fine steak!! It's so much better using temperature rather than time to tell when to remove the meat from the fire. A couple more photos below.
Okay they are resting now.
Just on the grill:
Searing:
Almost there along with some zucchini and summer squash:
Just off the grill and about to rest. Took them to 135 and going to let rest for about 10 minutes.
Was at Sams today and saw some nice looking beef tenderloin steaks, so I decided to pick some up. I'm not necessarily going to smoke them, but I'm going to cook it on the grill with a little sugar maple smoke. It should be great.
I seasoned with a dusting of Holliers Cajun seasoning and then...
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