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Mushroom and Swiss fattie

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wvsmokey

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Well this is my second smoke decided to do a fattie. Made with ground chuck, mushrooms, Swiss cheese, and onions. Just got put on at 1:30 so we'll see how it goes. My first smoke yesterday was a pork loin and it turned out great so I just had to smoke something today. The left over pork loin is going to be homemade pork fried rice for a side this evening. But anyway here's some qview.
 
Oh yummmmm!

Show us the sliced pics!  Gotta see more!

I want to try this!

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I'd like to know the details how you made the pork fried rice and how it came out too. I never thought of using left over smoked pork, what a great idea! I love fried rice (maybe I spent one or two years too long in the Pacific theater (Korea, Philippines, Japan, Vietnam and Thailand). I love fried rice.
 
Looks great! I was wondering though, how many pounds of beef did you use and what temp. did you cook it at? I only ask because I am thinking about doing something similar for dinner tonight. With that being said, I don't want dinner to be at midnight, so a two hour cook I can do.
 
Looks great! I was wondering though, how many pounds of beef did you use and what temp. did you cook it at? I only ask because I am thinking about doing something similar for dinner tonight. With that being said, I don't want dinner to be at midnight, so a two hour cook I can do.
Used only one pound of ground chuck. Did the bag trick like in the fattie sticky. I smoked at 220-240, it doesn't take to long so don't fear smoking it for dinner.
 
Looks fantastic I really need to smoke up a fatty and some abt's this weekend I think.
 
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