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Christmas Smoke 2012 w/ Qview

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stonebriar

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Our first ever Brisket just removed from the foil at Grandmother's house - 1.5 hours away from our Pit...


Same Christmas Brisket served the next day...


Christmas Smoked Beans


Christmas Smoked Cheese


Christmas Smoked Almonds - A Holiday Favorite!


Served Warm...


MERRY CHRISTMAS!

From Our Family to Yours...
 
The smoke ring on that brisket is awesome!  All of it looks fantastic!  
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Smoked almonds are my new best friend--especially when I'm eating them! 
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Looks Fantastic. Looks like you put in a lot of hard work so others can enjoy.

Good Job,

Robert
 
That looks awesome!   I'm interested in how you do smoked baked beans.  They look awesome!  

My wife says I'm nutty enough with nuts.  :-)

Happy New Year  to you and your family!

Wes
 
Swampmouse -

SMF features some excellent recipes for all types of end product and the results are amazing! I suggest you choose the right one for you. We start w/ 3 lb. bags of "Wonderful Brand" Natural Raw Almonds (Sam's Club) and usually smoke no less than 6 lbs. at a time. We combine butter, honey, maple syrup, sea salt, nutmeg, and cinnamon, heat until dissolved, and then add the almonds. Smoke at 225 degrees for approx. 1.5 hours. Recommended Wood: Apple.

Again, there are numerous delicious recipes found on the Forum. For our Family, Smoked Cheese and Almonds are a Holiday Favorite...
 
Wes W -

SMF features some excellent recipes for incredible Smoked Beans. You might look over all the recipes and choose the best one for you. All our Smoked Beans are smoked in a large cast iron Dutch Oven. We use 1 Gal. Bush's Pinto Beans (Sam's Club) and add maple syrup, honey, venison, smoked brats (sometimes hot links), coarse black pepper, our rub, and onion flakes, Smoke at approx. 225 degrees until, stir often, and wait until contents churn. Recommended Wood: Pecan, finished off w/ a touch of Hickory. Mmmmm good!

 
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