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The wife threatened me within an inch of my life if I tossed another cut of beef on the smoker, so I decided to do my part to cull out the yard bird and piggy populations...
Wrapped stuffed SV yardbird breathing in a lil hickory ambiance..
...the Chuck is nuttin to mock.
Two Chuck's in to pre-smoke, the Wagyu goes the full ride and the grass fed comes out and goes in the pot for a couple days. Didn't want the Waggie to get lonely in that big ole pit so when I yanked the grass fed, I tossed in a slab of pork belly for some burnt...
Smoke em if you have them.
Started this last night in an SV bath at 129/3. Shocked it and tossed it in the fridge overnight. Added a lil redneck rub to it and pointed it at the smoker.
Chuckie should be ready by dinner.
Probably will have 3 cooks going between this and some pork belly. I plan on pre-smoking and then dropping the flat over into a bath. The point and pork belly will take the full ride in the smoker.
Apple wood pre-smoke, shocked, overnight in the freezer, sliced, 195/1 and then honey glazed with spices.. quick sear finish.
Batch of honey glazed, apple wood, smoked bacon candy...
Brined, dusted and tossed on the pellet pooper at 235*. It will go about 5 hours to 205 internals and then I will pull it, shock it, and toss in the freezer overnight. Tomorrow I will slice and then SV for a couple hours prior to searing it. My first attempt with SV of a pork belly so I will run...
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