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My second outdoor cook after a 2 month hiatus during construction. Ribeye over mesquite charcoal, baked potatoes on the grill, corn on the cob and my wife's famous mushrooms swimming in butter! That hit the spot and rubbed it out!
Finally back to grilling and soon smoking. I haven't posted for two months while we were doing a patio extension, pavers, misting system, electrical and plumbing. All during the hottest part of an AZ summer. The final part will be the wood fired oven that I will be building from scratch.
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Made some Black Angus meat purchases a couple of days ago from a local butcher shop. We ground a whole brisket and a chuck roast for almost 14 lbs. of hamburger and grilled a tri-tip over mesquite charcoal for dinner yesterday. The tri-tip was melt in the mouth awesome!
Mother's Day breakfast for the gang. My part was the meat and hash browns on the Blackstone. Bacon comes out better on a flat top for some reason especially when it is homemade. Not shown is the eggs, toast, fresh fruit, coffee cake and lemon pound cake. A good time was had by all.
After cold smoking my bacon, I always refrigerate overnight uncovered, or sometimes in pink butcher paper. Watching some cold smoking bacon videos recently, I see that some do it my way and others wrap it in plastic wrap to contain the smokiness. So I'm curious what everybody else does here on...
Ribs seasoned with Meat Church Holy Gospel and Honey Hog. Wrapped in the last hour with butter and a little brown sugar, then glazed at the end with Malcom Reed's Mint Jelly and Balsamic recipe. Meat and the potatoes done in my Lang 48" smoker which is for sale, see my ad in the classified ads...
Jalapeño Cheddar sausage using the recipe shown on Meat Church from Dayne Weaver of Dayne's Craft BBQ. The wife and I both have a low tolerance for spicy heat, so I just cut out the jalapeño powder and I seeded and de-ribbed the fresh Jalapeños. The result was exactly what I hoped it would be. I...
Newbie from Scottsdale, AZ. As a kid in the 60's I helped my dad build a smoker from a 35 gal. metal soap barrel, and I've been smoking and BBQ'ing ever since. I inherited that old smoker and used it well into the 90's.
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