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b-one

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Not a chance!:biggrin: Tired from a long work week but still wanting something tasty I turn to Johnsonville brats and smoked sausage lurking around the Vortex a chunk of cherry for smoke. To not be totally lazy I wrapped the smoked sausage and one brat in bacon.

 
Now that's my kind of meal!

I owe you a point, it seems I'm over my limit!

Al
 
So simple yet so yummy.

POINTS
 
Now that's my kind of meal!

I owe you a point, it seems I'm over my limit!

Al

Thanks Al,just wish I had some redskins to toss on the grill. But my friend got a couple free cases of French fries so they are on the menu for awhile.
 
Oh yeah, that's a great way to end a
hard week.
Points to you.

Ed

Thanks Ed, I was thinking of a rack of ribs but it seemed like to much effort for me at the time and sausage was much quicker.
 
Tasty! Point!

Thanks DS, I need to clean my TT and vaccum seal them up so hopefully I can get one spinning on Wednesday. I'm thinking rotisserie blackened so I'll get it to myself the wife can't handle the heat!
 
Thanks Ed, I was thinking of a rack of ribs but it seemed like to much effort for me at the time and sausage was much quicker.

You need a Schwenker! 90 minute ribs!!!


Then I would have to drive out of town to use it,no open fires are allowed within 25 feet of any building major downside to city life. But I only have to roll down the hill to get to work.
 
Then I would have to drive out of town to use it,no open fires are allowed within 25 feet of any building major downside to city life. But I only have to roll down the hill to get to work.
Nice cook b-one!  How do you light the coals without open flames?

Mike
 
Then I would have to drive out of town to use it,no open fires are allowed within 25 feet of any building major downside to city life. But I only have to roll down the hill to get to work.
Nice cook b-one!  How do you light the coals without open flames?

Mike

Well I haven't heard of anyone getting in trouble using a charcoal chimney,yet. A lady up the street has had the cops show up several times but she works days and it looks like a fire at night she said they swarmed her house like a swat team. I'm sure the rules are about fire pits.
 
When I light my chimney for a midnight smoke, I get a little concerned in my neighborhood also.

Mike
 
Nice, I love a good Johnsonville brat, or two. Looks tasty indeed.
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