WHAT YA SMOKING LABOR DAY! INQUIRING MINDS WANT TO KNOW!

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Just pulled an off and put the butt in the oven to finish, rained on me, electricity and water don't play well together I hear.
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The roast as I wrapped it up to set and cool.
 
I thought the Labor Day smoke was to be for tomorrow, Labor Day! Today was opening of dove season across the USA, I didn't go for the first time in years due to not yet being a resident of AZ, and I just don't know where to go yet after moving here two months ago. I decided to just fire up the Sous Vide pot
Did one of the many boneless ribeyes which a now possess, 126º for about three hours. Got to use the blowtorch for the char, always fun playing with fire.
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A buttery yam and spinach sautéed in garlic butter rounded out the meal with a nice glass of cab.
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I can't believe I ate the whole darned thing, tho there was just enough room left for a Blue Bunny dessert. RAY
 
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I thought the Labor Day smoke was to be for tomorrow, Labor Day! Today was opening of dove season across the USA, I didn't go for the first time in years due to not yet being a resident of AZ, and I just don't know where to go yet after moving here two months ago.

It's not dove 'hunting' in AZ, it's dove 'shooting! We always limited within the first 10-15 mins of opening day when I lived there. Hunting near dairy farms out in East Gilbert and East Mesa. Man, we killed a lot of doves!
 
I thought the Labor Day smoke was to be for tomorrow, Labor Day! Today was opening of dove season across the USA, I didn't go for the first time in years due to not yet being a resident of AZ, and I just don't know where to go yet after moving here two months ago. I decided to just fire up the Sous Vide pot
Did one of the many boneless ribeyes which a now possess, 126º for about three hours. Got to use the blowtorch for the char, always fun playing with fire.
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A buttery yam and spinach sautéed in garlic butter rounded out the meal with a nice glass of cab.View attachment 404645
I can't believe I ate the whole darned thing, tho there was just enough room left for a Blue Bunny dessert. RAY
Very Nice!!
 
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Prepping my first ever Tri-tip, Kosher salt on both sides (making 2 of them) for a couple hours, then Jeff's Texas rub. On the smoker to about 125? internal temp, move across the street to my neighbors party to finish off on his screaming hot grill. Thinking final temp of 135?
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I had to get food ready for a family reunion. Pulled pork with my sweet heat rub smoked with cherry wood. Smoked a big pan of green beans with broth, butter,onion, bacon and Parmesan with the pork. A day later I was asked to do the brats lol , did about 50 brats smoked with a mix of cherry and oak. Smoked a huge pan of hot peppers and onions in avocado oil.
 
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