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I saw that post. Looked wonderful. I agree it doesn't look quite right. Thinking i might go talk to the meat market at the store to get the info. I was thinking putting in a foil pan and doing 225 until all is probe tender or 225 for some smoke and then into the crockpot for finish.
I decided to break one up and it definitely looks like one is a tongue tip. Never seen anything like this. I guess I will figure out what to do with it.
Alright y'all, picked up an interesting cut at the store this morning. Beef tongue tips? Not sure but I am thinking it is the back end of the tongue and need some ideas as to what to do with them. They were 5.99/lb and i got 4 packages around 2lbs each.
It was chuck shoulder and it was very good. I think it would have been better cooked more like a brisket but it was very tasty. It wasn't tough but it also wasn't quite as tender as I would have liked.
That's a good looking pup. I don't know if i will have the heart to get another dog after mine passes but if I do thinking about getting a hunting dog. All the labs I've ever been around chewed like crazy when they were pups.
So decided to slap the "chuck roasts" I got at the store on the pellet grill to take to my sister's house for dinner and game night. Started them at 250 and at 218 IT bumped to 400 for a hot sear to 140 IT.
Thank y'all for the comments. I'm excited to try it. Never have smoked stick before. I've done plenty of baked out fried but this is my first smoker. I started then at 200 for 1 hrs then bumped to 250 for an hour then to 325 to finish them off. I'll let y'all know how good they are once I eat...
Brined these three ducks for a couple days and threw on the MM36 tonight. They turned out looking pretty. Letting cool and they will be dinner tomorrow. Using my new INKBIRD probes.
Forgot to get sliced shots but this turned out amazing. I got it wit SPG onion paprika and on the mm36 pellet grill at 450 with a chunk of cherry in the charcoal, wood door.
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