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    Crowd Cow Flat Iron Steak

    Crowd Cow Flat Iron Steak Ingredients: Flat Iron Steak Oil Salt Pepper Brown Sugar Spicy Chipotle Powder Method: Very quick and easy. Get your grill good and hot just like you would for a ribeye or new york strip steak. Than just rub with oil to prevent sticking to the grill. Next rub all...
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    Crowd Cow Coullotte Steak

    Crowd Cow Coullotte Steak Ingredients: Coullotte Steak Oil Salt Pepper Garlic Method: Very quick and easy. Get your grill good and hot just like you would for a ribeye or new york strip steak. Than just rub with oil to prevent sticking to the grill. Next rub all other ingredients to taste...
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    72 Hour Sous Vide Top Round Steak

    72 Hour Sous Vide Top Round Steak Ingredients: Top Round Steak Salt Pepper Garlic Balsamic Reduction: 2 Mushrooms 1 Thick Slice Of Onion 2 Tbsp Balsamic Vinager 2 Tbsp White Wine 1 Tbsp Butter Method: Salt and pepper the top round steak. Crush the garlic and place on the top round steak...
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    Beef Bacon from Beef Rib on Oklahoma Joe Offset Smoker

    Beef Bacon from Beef Rib on Oklahoma Joe Offset Smoker Ingredients: Beef Rib (The thicker the better) Brine Brine: 3 Tbsp Salt 1/3 Cup Sugar 2 Tbsp Pepper 2 Tsp Paprika 1 Tsp Pink Salt Method: Thoroughly mix all ingredients for the brine. Remove bones from the beef rib. Rub brine all over...
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    Reverse Sous Vide Pulled Pork ( Pit Boss Kamado )

    Reverse Sous Vide Pulled Pork This was my first attempt as Sous Viding anything. Following instructions from online manuals I used the recommended temp of 145°F for Sous Viding pork. I personally couldn't handle the texture. What I learned from this sous viding experience is that I prefer my...
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    Double Feature - Crowd Cow Unboxing - Reverse Sear Ribeye on Mini Weber Smokey Mountain

    If you would like to jump directly to the cook and skip the unboxing jump to 6:40. I ordered some beef online. First time ever but it looked really really good. Pound for pound this is actually a little cheaper for me to purchase 100% grass fed and grass finished beef from Crowd Cow (averaged...
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    The Most Delicious Oxtail ( Akorn jr )

    The Most Delicious Oxtail Ingredients: Oxtail 1/4 C Stock Salt Pepper 2 TBS Honey 1/4 Chopped Onion 4 Cloves Chopped Garlic Pinch Rosemary Pinch Thyme 1/4 C White Wine 1 Shot Brown Liqure Method: Rub all ingredients (proportions to taste) on the oxtail. Set smoker / grill to 250°F. Cook...
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    Coffee Infused Pork Loin On The Oklahoma Joe

    Coffee Infused Smoked Pork Loin Ingredients: Pork Loin Vegetable Oil Decaf Coffee The Rub The Rub Recipe: 1/2 C Brown Sugar 1/2 C Paprika 1/4 C Black Sea Salt 1/4 C Chili Powder 1 TB Pepper 2 TB Old Bay 1/2 TS Ginger Method: Rub all ingredients (proportions to taste) on the pork loin. I set...
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    Welding My Oklahoma Joe Fire Box At Home With A Hobby Welder

    So... When I first put this smoker together I used regular old furnace cement to seal up around the firebox.  That didn't work out so great.  I didn't account for warping of the metal and the constant slamming of the firebox door which caused the cement to crack as it doesn't have any give. I...
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    2 Pigs Heads - Cook Split Between Pit Boss Kamado And Oklahoma Joe Offset Smoker

    Pig Heads Ingredients: Pig Heads Yellow Mustard Bad Byrons Butt Rub Method: Rub both ingredients (proportions to taste) on the pigs heads. I set in the fridge over night but that is not necessary.  Set smoker / grill to 250°F ~ 300°F.  Cook around 6 hours or until tender (roughly 1 hrs per...
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    Over Night Birthday Brisket With Problems But Turns Out FANTASTIC!!!

    The accompanying video isn’t a cut an dry brisket how to.  It is more less an experience I had doing my most recent over night birthday brisket.  I do have the basics below though so you don’t have to go hunting all relevant information if you are curious about how to make a brisket...
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    Just snagged this Weber Smokey Joe on FB marketplace for $3 and turned it into a mini WSM

    Boom! I cut out the entire bottom of the stock pot, using the disk as the heat deflector, have a drip pan under the cooking grate. So far so good, holding rock steady at 250 for the past hour. Will kick it up to 350 for another few hours to burn off any coatings etc... than prolly toss some...
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    Reverse Seared Frenched Rack Of Lamb

    Reverse Seared Frenched Rack Of Lamb Ingredients: Rack of Lamb Fancy Mustard Thyme Rosemary Parsley Basil Garlic Powder Pepper Salt Method: Remove excess fat and membrane from the lamb. Rub all ingredients on lamb and pat firmly to make sure they stick. Set smoker / grill to 250°F with heat...
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    We've all looked at these at least once and thought "Maybe?" Wal-Mart Beef Ribs

    So I gave these ribs a shot and an unbiased review for anyone that hasn't tried them and wanted to know. Are Wal-Mart Beef Ribs Worth It? We’ve all looked at them, held the pack, put em back, picked em up again, walked away…. This video will help you know once and for all if whether or not you...
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    For anyone curious how to prep and run your offset smoker using strait wood

    I like oak.  I have lots of oak laying around.  I burn it in the winter in my wood stove to heat my house.  Sometimes I’ll add apple or pecan or peach to the mix but that’s usually just chunks that come from Walmart or the hardware store.  Oak that has been cured for about a year seems to work...
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    Smoked Pigs Heads and Brisket and would like to hear your thoughts :)

    Getting ready for the weekend. I have these two beauties sitting in the bottom of the fridge, fresh from the butcher today. Every year about this time a few family members and I have birthdays within a week or two of each other. Over the years we found it easiest to just have one big party...
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    Super Tasty Sweet Pepper BBQ Sauce

    Made a real tasty sweet pepper BBQ sauce this past weekend. Ingredients: 1 bag of sweet peppers 1 jalapeno 4 cloves of garlic 1/3 white onion Rinse and clean all peppers, remove seeds.  Roast on hot grill till you see nice char marks all over. Remove and dice everything.  Put all veg in sauce...
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    Cedar Planked Candied Salmon on an Oklahoma Joe

    Ingredients: Salmon Salt Pepper Chipoltle Powder Brown Sugar Method: Rub all spices on salmon then place on cedar plank.  Bake at 400°F for 50 - 20 minutes or until cooked ( I like my salmon about medium ).
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    These Beef Ribs Turned Out Awesome

    Beef Ribs Ingredients: Beef Short Ribs Hot Sauce (dealer's choice) Bad Byron’s Butt Rub Salt Method: Rub rib with hot sauce.  Rub rib with butt rub and salt.  Preheat smoker to roughly 275°F - 300°F for around 4 hours or until tender.  The beef rib is done when the tenderness has a...
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    Mark In The Pit here. I look forward to learning and sharing

    Howdy! I’m Mark, from Mark In The Pit.  I like to cook.  I like to eat.  I like to talk about cooking and eating.   I’m not cooking for a crowd most of the time.  I just want to eat dinner…. or lunch…. or a snack…  you know what I mean. It’s about love, compassion and only making as much as I...
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