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    Brisket sliced.JPG

  2. chris_harper

    Brisket, pork ribs, a fatty, ABTs

    Here are the ribs, sliced up. I had to take a few test tastes. :) These are stacked in the foil pan. The bottom right corner they are not stacked. They are just thicker ribs in that corner. Brisket pics tomorrow!
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    Ribs sliced up.JPG

  4. chris_harper

    Kansas City trimmed spareribs out of the smoker

    Here are the ribs sliced up. Now waiting for the brisket to hit 200°. I have a thread in the beef section for it and the ABTs and fatty.
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    Ribs sliced up.JPG

  6. chris_harper

    Kingsford charcoal

    The Wally World closest to my house has that Kingsford deal alot. I buy that 2-bag deal all the time. I use it to get my fire going, then it is straight mesquite wood.
  7. chris_harper

    My first shot at hotdogs!!! with Q view

    Those look so good. I will take mine on a hot dog bun with a line of Jeff's sauce down the middle instead of mustard. Or mustard is fine as well.
  8. chris_harper

    First brisket - need additional information :)

    Your smoker is a vertical? Smoke one fat side down and see how it comes out. I always smoke my briskets fat side down. Keep the smoker 225-240°. Use less wood. A couple of small pieces at a time should do it. You are using the wood for smoke, the electric part takes care of the heat. For a rub...
  9. chris_harper

    Brisket, pork ribs, a fatty, ABTs

    Just foiled the ribs, added some apple juice with teriyaki sauce in it. Put the temp probe in the brisket- it is reading 164°.
  10. chris_harper

    Brisket, pork ribs, a fatty, ABTs

    Here are some teasers. :)  
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    Brisket_ribs in smoker.JPG

  12. Fatty sliced.JPG

    Fatty sliced.JPG

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    ABTs.JPG

  14. chris_harper

    Brisket, pork ribs, a fatty, ABTs

    Got a packer today, just a hair over 10-lbs (10.08 if I remember right). Got two slabs of Kansas City trimmed spares also. They should have been $2.97/lb, some were marked at $2.48/lb. Got two dozen ABTs stuffed with ColbyJack cheese, and a Sage fatty. All in the smoker right now. Put the ABTs...
  15. chris_harper

    appetizer ideas plz for 50 high scool seniors

    ABTs are a finger food in my book.
  16. chris_harper

    Ok..got a smoker..got a rack of ribs...

    Harper is fine, lol. So you have a horizontal offset. That is the only smoker I have used. First a homemade one, and now I have a Char-Griller smoker.  You have the Duo Jr? I looked at one when I bought my Char-Griller. My oldest brother has the Char-Broil Duo, the big one. I prefer the 3-2-1...
  17. chris_harper

    Ok..got a smoker..got a rack of ribs...

    What smoker you have? What kind of ribs? An $89 smoker can be a good one. Might have to do a few mods to it, but that is the case with almost any store bought smoker.
  18. chris_harper

    Typical Newbie Brisket Questions

    My opinions:  I smoke mine fat side down. I use Jeff's rib rub on my briskets. Slather some yellow mustard on it and put the rub all over it. I have never marinated or injected a brisket. You can foil or not. If you foil it once it hits 160° it finishes quicker. I usually put mine in an...
  19. chris_harper

    Got my seeds started in the house

    Heya Rich! I do have a heating pad, but don't think I need it. I checked yesterday and the tomatoes already have sprouts! I just started them like last Wednesday.
  20. chris_harper

    Got my seeds started in the house

    LOL, I don't have any of the canning tools yet. Mushy is not my thing either. The only ones I eat from the can, or jar, is the nacho rings. Otherwise I prefer fresh. I have been reading in the canning section, reading all I can on canning/pickling peppers.
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