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WHAT ARE YOU SMOKING, GRILLING, OR COOKING FOR MEMORIAL DAY. PLEASE POST YOUR PICS
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jon thomas
Newbie
well this will be my second time using the smoker and let me start by saying thanks to all of you who have answered my many questions
I will be smoking a brisket (my wife is marinading it in Teryaki marinade) she like teryaki
then we have a boston butt for pulled pork
2 racks of spare ribs
thought I would try a few abts to see how they go over did not want to do to many since I dont have a brady rack yet
that is about it for the smoker
but the grill will get used as well
a few steaks some Brauts, kielbasas, hotdogs maybe burgers not sure on the burgers yet
So I will be up before the rooster sunday getting the boston butt and brisket started
I will post pics as soon as I can --- gonna have a bunch of grandkids to keep track of
hope it goes well gonna be about 20 family members last count.
jon
I will be smoking a brisket (my wife is marinading it in Teryaki marinade) she like teryaki
then we have a boston butt for pulled pork
2 racks of spare ribs
thought I would try a few abts to see how they go over did not want to do to many since I dont have a brady rack yet
that is about it for the smoker
but the grill will get used as well
a few steaks some Brauts, kielbasas, hotdogs maybe burgers not sure on the burgers yet
So I will be up before the rooster sunday getting the boston butt and brisket started
I will post pics as soon as I can --- gonna have a bunch of grandkids to keep track of
hope it goes well gonna be about 20 family members last count.
jon
charcoal junkie
Smoking Fanatic
Well I got the butt on 1 1/2 hr ago the smoker is at around 260° had a few spikes though think I have it under control. Tried to add some q-view but puter was not happy this morning. I rubbed butt with some Arizona Heat mustard then some Slap Your Momma for the rub.
sabalon glitz
Newbie
Tusconbbq....Here in lower alabama you can find rib racks just about anywhere. Lowes,Homdepot,sears,..even walmart has them out now this time of year with all their weber cooking supplies. It's a life saver if your doing lots of ribs.
veryolddog
Smoke Blower
Yesterday, it was ABT's and Moinks. Today, we have not decided. Tomorrow, Ribs.
ABT's and Moinks prepared to meet the Yoder.
Finished product nice and crispy.
Plated and served for dinner.
Very tasty dinner. How can you go wrong when you add bacon to anything.
With kind regards,
Ed
ABT's and Moinks prepared to meet the Yoder.
Finished product nice and crispy.
Plated and served for dinner.
Very tasty dinner. How can you go wrong when you add bacon to anything.
With kind regards,
Ed
Ed it is not possible to go wrong with bacon.Yesterday, it was ABT's and Moinks. Today, we have not decided. Tomorrow, Ribs.
ABT's and Moinks prepared to meet the Yoder.
Finished product nice and crispy.
Plated and served for dinner.
Very tasty dinner. How can you go wrong when you add bacon to anything.
With kind regards,
Ed
Happy smoken.
David
suie
Meat Mopper
Did a brisket yesterday. Today I will be taking it easy with smoked chicken wings and reverse sear burgers.
Best of luck to everyone with their q!
Best of luck to everyone with their q!
dls1
Smoking Fanatic
Well, it's Memorial Day weekend and we’re having our annual “Race Day – All Day” party though although purposefully scaled back a bit this year, 12-15 guests at the max. Started a couple 7 lb. pork butts for pulled pork last night around 11:00 and they’re now finishing in the oven. I now have 5 racks of baby backs cut in thirds in the smoker. My wife and the guests are doing the sides, desserts, drinks, etc. Trying to keep portion of the action simple and easy.
I watched and taped the F1 race at Monaco a little earlier this morning and the Indy 500 is coming up shortly when most the first of the guests will start arriving. I'll run the Monaco race that I taped simultaneously with Indy on a separate screen. Then, there's the NASCAR at Charlotte coming up a little later today.
Hope everyone enjoys the weekend.
I watched and taped the F1 race at Monaco a little earlier this morning and the Indy 500 is coming up shortly when most the first of the guests will start arriving. I'll run the Monaco race that I taped simultaneously with Indy on a separate screen. Then, there's the NASCAR at Charlotte coming up a little later today.
Hope everyone enjoys the weekend.
timberjet
Master of the Pit
timberjet
Master of the Pit
timberjet
Master of the Pit
sorry, didn't mean to attach a download. pic below.
timberjet
Master of the Pit
yep, that is where I got the idea last superbowl. I put a picture on the next page. worked wonderfully well.
jaxrmrjmr
Smoking Fanatic
Two beef ribs on the top plus a small one that they slipped in the package on the bottom rack. Two chuck roasts in the middle. One marinaded in Italian dressing (per the Mrs.) and one rubbed with worcestershire and prime rib seasoning. Going to add 8 cornish hens later that have been brining since this morning. Mixture of bourbon barrel and oak in the AMNTS.
Tmrw it's on to Scarbelly wings for the family and friends!
Tmrw it's on to Scarbelly wings for the family and friends!
- Aug 27, 2008
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Gotta work Monday, so I'm smoking for the celebration since 1:45 pm yesterday.
Picnic Shoulder (11.1lb)...wet-to-dry smoke chamber, no-foil...20 hours into the smoke @ 164* here:
It will rest on an elevated rack with a towel to cover (instead of foiling) it so it can breathe to preserve the incredible bark it will have.
If you wanna see all the gory details:
http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/...smoke-chamber-q-view-prep-method-20-hr-update
Have a GREAT, smokey memorial Day weekend, EVERYONE!
BTW, GREAT looking meals everyone is putting together...way to keep the craft alive and well! Awesome job, everyone!
Eric
Picnic Shoulder (11.1lb)...wet-to-dry smoke chamber, no-foil...20 hours into the smoke @ 164* here:
It will rest on an elevated rack with a towel to cover (instead of foiling) it so it can breathe to preserve the incredible bark it will have.
If you wanna see all the gory details:
http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/...smoke-chamber-q-view-prep-method-20-hr-update
Have a GREAT, smokey memorial Day weekend, EVERYONE!
BTW, GREAT looking meals everyone is putting together...way to keep the craft alive and well! Awesome job, everyone!
Eric
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manchester bob
Smoke Blower
It's been extremely windy here in north central MD. Unusually cold, too: had to use the pellet stove to get the chill out of the house yesterday and this morning. Getting warmer now, but still windy.
Used the kettle grill the last two days, and finally got the WSM out today. Being so windy, I'm playing it safe: chicken leg quarters.
You guys on the West Coast with your Tri-Tips...making me envious! You can't find them here. I even tried my local butcher: they said that they don't cut the meat that way (to yield tri-tips, that is). The only place I know of is a farm near my sister's house, almost three hours away from me, well north of Harrisburg, PA. They're marinated and in sealed bags...a bit salty, but they are good!
Gotta give a shout-out to all our military heroes. My deepest sympathies to the families that lost loved ones (unfortuantely, I know a few of them). And don't forget the heroes, and those that support them, that came back not as they left.
Used the kettle grill the last two days, and finally got the WSM out today. Being so windy, I'm playing it safe: chicken leg quarters.
You guys on the West Coast with your Tri-Tips...making me envious! You can't find them here. I even tried my local butcher: they said that they don't cut the meat that way (to yield tri-tips, that is). The only place I know of is a farm near my sister's house, almost three hours away from me, well north of Harrisburg, PA. They're marinated and in sealed bags...a bit salty, but they are good!
Gotta give a shout-out to all our military heroes. My deepest sympathies to the families that lost loved ones (unfortuantely, I know a few of them). And don't forget the heroes, and those that support them, that came back not as they left.
jetsknicks1
Smoking Fanatic
My son's in the Navy so I'm a little bummed he won't be here but he's coming home on leave in a couple weeks so that'll be awesome.
Got some family and friends coming over tomorrow so ive got a couple racks of spare ribs sittin in sum rub in the fridge. Also going to do some herb & garlic chicken legs and a London broil on the grill.
Got some family and friends coming over tomorrow so ive got a couple racks of spare ribs sittin in sum rub in the fridge. Also going to do some herb & garlic chicken legs and a London broil on the grill.
manchester bob
Smoke Blower
The chicken cooked much quicker than expected. The pit was running around 230-235: not that hot for chicken quarters. IT was around 167...checked a few pieces to see if I happened to get a "hot" one, but they were all about the same. I should have started them later!
Anyway, here's a picture...
Half the family isn't even home yet. I've got it covered in foil, and will probably crisp it up a little when they get home.
Anyway, here's a picture...
Half the family isn't even home yet. I've got it covered in foil, and will probably crisp it up a little when they get home.
den60
Smoke Blower
I am doing St Louis style spare ribs (posted pics in my "Why wait for Memorial Day..." thread). Using a couple of recipes from Jeff's book, the Big Bald Rub and the Memphis BBQ Sauce #1 because no one seems to complain about that combo. I am not foiling or saucing the ribs. Beautiful May day here in Cardiff.
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