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Incredible table! I have no idea how you put that much on the table at one time! Not something I could even attempt to do. Thoroughly impressed! All looks scrumptious. Your skills on display once again.
Kim
That is some collection of rubs you have there! Especially considering it is not all of it! And congrats on finding the sweet spot on your ribs! I'll have to try Jeff's rub and give it a go. I am trying to use up rubs as I go (our pantry cannot take a collection like yours!), but, it is...
Wow! Looks absolutely delicious. And the potato gravy bombs! I have never seen that before. What a concept. Both plates look scrumptious. Thanks for sharing!
Good lookin' brisket you have! and the sandwich looks great! Glad everything turned out well. I'm sure it was a little stressful worrying about a wagyu coming out right! Congrats!
I smoke briskets at 225*. At that temp, it will take approximately 1 1/2 hours per lb., per lb. of meat to cook. I would add in 5 hours of fudge factor in case the stall takes longer. If you want to eat at 5:00 pm, you can always wrap afterwards if it done early. That means putting the meat on...
WOW! That is something! What a talent you have. He is lucky to be receiving something made with such a high level of craft. And I am sure it will get the kind of use and care you hope for it!
Thank you, Al! That is a beautiful roast! And cooked like we like it; medium-rare/rare! And your thread is very detailed; very helpful! Thank you again.
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