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    Baby back and a winter storm

    Thanks.  The green beans were frozen, I have made this with fresh before. Just didn't have any fresh this time  I cooked them until tender in boiling salted water (8-10 minutes). When the green beans are almost done sauté the garlic (3 cloves minced) crushed red pepper (1/2 tsp) in 2-3 tbsp. of...
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    Chicken Cordon Bleu Fattie

    Yes, I've done ground chicken many times.  In fact I have a basil garlic chicken sausage that I grind for fatties. 3 lbs boneless skinless chicken thighs 2 lbs boneless skinless chicken breasts 2/3 cup fresh basil coarsely chopped. 2 tsp salt (1/2 of original recipe) 1 tbsp. ground black...
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    Baby back and a winter storm

    I haven't posted much in a while so I thought with the weather it was the perfect opportunity. The snow started at about 7:00 AM this morning so I thought it sounded like a good idea to smoke some ribs and have a "cookout" Also instead of my trusty Masterforge propane smoke which sits in the...
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    New Indiana smoker

    Welcome aboard, good to see another Hoosier on the site. Enjoy, lots of great people here. Lots of great advice as well.
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    Regulating the Temperature

    I have a masterforge double door gasser.  No mods and I can usually keep it around 230-250, I actually smoke around 250 and have never had any problems with meat prep.  As to the question the wife asks me about when the food will be done.  "It will be done when it's done and not a second...
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    Let me introduce myself

    Hello Steve and welcome aboard.  There are thousands of people here posting great smokes and even better ideas all the time.  Take your time and enjoy.
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    Newbie for NC stuck in Indiana

    Welcome aboard, good to see another Indiana person online.  Lots of good people here, looking forward to seeing some of your Q.
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    Memorial Day 2013 - QVIEW

    Thanks everyone.  Everybody asks me "what is your secret weapon" I just reply SMF.  I've learned so much here, I just hope to share some of that knowledge with other newer members.   Now I just need to work on getting better pics for my q-view.  I brought in the oldest son this year to help that...
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    Memorial Day 2013 - QVIEW

    Thanks, I think I've fully recovered from last week. I love smoking for people, this year was especially crazy as we are in the middle of trying to sell the house so there was an added layer of complexity.
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