A True Pit Beef by HalfSmoke

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Looks awesome! I have the opportunity to do this for my son's birthday party to supplement some pulled pork.. about how long did it take to get to 140? TIA..


I look at this kind of like operating a stick burner the way you control the cook is the amount of wood and fire you have going. Mine was low and slow and took about 6 to 7 hours.

Warren
 
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Looks awesome Warren! I bet it was awesome.

Is that considered a Baltimore pit beef with the horsey and onion?


xray Thanks for the like it is appreciated.
Nope no Balti. items here we don't recognize that part of Md. I'm from the Eastern Shore. :emoji_wink: :emoji_laughing:

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xray Thanks for the like it is appreciated.
Nope no Balti. items here we don't recognize that part of Md. I'm from the Eastern Shore. :emoji_wink: :emoji_laughing:

Warren

I can’t say I blame ya. Lol. I’ve been a life long O’s fan, I can’t let people know that too.
 
That looks great HS, I could be persuaded to get the meat sweats over something like that!!!!! Point for sure.
 
ab canuck Thanks for the like it is appreciated.
Great way to spend a day just relaxing talking with family and feeding the fire.

Warren
 
Warren that looks tasty. Yes this is the way Baltimore pit beef is done. We would attend beef cooks in Baltimore and therw would be dozens of sirloins on spits. They would baste it with crik water ( SPOG, vinegar worchshire) and slice it to your liking. Then on a bun with fresh onion and horseradish.
Yum!

RG
 
That looks fabulous Warren!! I'm glad I saw the pointer to it in the Oregon roll call thread, because I totally missed the original. Great job - I don't suppose there's any left?

Point for sure
Chris
 
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