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Tastiest tri tip yet. Used Casanova's Competition rub. Brussel sprouts on the side. Seared the tip on the Blackstone and back on smoker for a pic. Had enough room so I did some almonds for munching later.
Tri tip is a staple at
my place. Thought I'd share today's cook, along with the couple of sides
Core the cabbage
Mix butter with your favorite rub and stuff...
Replace the cap...
Along with a sweet potato...Voila!
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Saw the marbling and had to put them in the shopping cart.
Seasoned with Bens Hefer Dust
Picked up a couple pounds of fresh green beans, a couple of squash and zucchini. Blanched the green beans, added pepper, couple cloves of chopped garlic, 1/2 chopped onion, a tbsp or so of bacon...
Stumbled across a flat and a point at two different stores last week. Thought I'd try making burnt ends for the first time in hopes that it'd turn out good enough to make my wife happy. Through in some abt's just for fun.
Cubed the point.
Used Kosmos Honey Killer Bee rub and back to smoke...
What did you cook? Here's mine...
Stuffed chicken breast, baked beans and squash and zucchini. Baked beans were outstanding...had some brisket in the freezer from an earlier cook. Added it to the concoction. Made it over the top!
I've been eating better than I ever have since getting my smoker and joining this forum. I've been trying to broaden my cooking adventures. Thanks to this site, I've gotten lots of ideas. I love brisket, ribs, pulled pork, the whole lot, and love cooking them, but never realized the versatility...
First attempt at doing ribs. They are BB. Think I did really good on the tenderness. I'll adjust the seasoning next time. All in all, pretty happy. Thanks to Smokin' Al, AND all the other posts and suggestions I've read on this forum, no doubt, aided in my success. At least, kept me from failure :)
Only 3 1/2 lb but took 11 1/2 hrs, but it was right on! Dry brined overnight and put on at 9:00 this morning. 225 until internal was 170 then wrapped & bumped temp up to 275. Pulled it at 204 and let it rest...some. Could've let it rest a little longer but I had smelled this thing all day...