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Our local Fred Meyer seems to never have these during the summer so I made sure to pick some up when I saw them. They pull the usual trick, two meaty ones out front, two smaller fatty ones tucked behind the sticker. I chose the best I could and combined two packs for this cook. 225* for 5hrs...
I have had a pro 22 for a few years now and it has been a good cooker. I have noticed all my cooks seem to get done quicker than what most people say it should on this forum and other places on the net. I recently got an Inkbird monitor and have noticed some insane temp swings. I know its...
Surprised no mention of Pecan Lodge downtown. We ate there a couple years ago when we were in town and I was definitely happy with my meal.
Being on the west coast there is no real BBQ here. Everything is slathered heavily in sauce to mask the fact the meat is dry reheats. Rarely ever get real...
Wow those look fantastic. This rack doesnt have a large cap, but it does have some on it. I've definitely learned to trim fat caps off, something my mom never did. Good to know thats where that flavor comes from. Why the foil wrap on the bones?
After seeing all the racks on here and not having had lamb since I was a kid I got inspired to pick a rack up. I think I'm going to do an herb paste as that looks fantastic. My main question is temp and time. I remember as a kid lamb being a little gamey so not sure if I will like it now as an...
Put me in for it! I have yet to do a brisket, have two in the freezer that I'll be jumping in with soon and need a slicer for them! It's actually the slicer I have been eyeing haha!
I just did a set and they came out great. Dried them all with paper towel, applied some baking powder to them then applied my rub and set them uncovered in the fridge for around 6-8hrs. Put on the smoker at 275 for 30 minutes, flipped them, then after another 30 minutes cranked heato to 350...
Exactly. It's not an every day beer for me, but sometimes its what the doctor ordered. Especially in the summer, a tall boy in the back yard after work is a thing of beauty!
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