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What's New On The Grill?

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So what's new on the Grill? Many uses of this Forum, are familiar with the "Low & Slow" favorites like Beef Brisket, Pulled Pork, Fatties, Wings etc, But what will be the new generation of Grill Favorites?

for example, things like these,

[thread="169346"][/thread]

Or this thread I posted,

[thread="169434"][/thread]

Thinking of renaming the above to Monkey Ballz!

So what are you working on? :439:

Smokin Monkey :38:
 
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Hi David that's sounds great, I have a Pork Butt on now, 8 hours in, still a long way to go yet.

I spotted the mistake on my post, thinking of renaming the Shroomballz to Monkey Ballz :laugh1:

Smokin Monkey
 
Made some turkey bacon from scratch just to see if I could. The frankenchicken referenced above tasted a lot better.
 
Hi Mdboatbum, the wife has been going on about Turkey Bacon, as its "good for you" :wife:

Was the end result not what you expected?

Smokin Monkey
 
Hi Mdboatbum, the wife has been going on about Turkey Bacon, as its "good for you" :wife:

Was the end result not what you expected?

Smokin Monkey

No, the end result was pretty much just what I was expecting: turkey bacon. [emoji]128563[/emoji]
By its nature it's an abomination but I just wanted to see if I could make it.
 
Fatties and Shroomballz spring to mind for ground Turkey, the healthy alternative!

Smokin Monkey :38:
 
I'm wondering, what about a sort of Thanksgiving-themed fattie? Or a meat loaf-style something with breadcrumbs mixed in, and maybe some kind of dried-fruit/cornbread stuffing?
 
If you notice, in each Forum (Pork, Beef, Poultry, Lamb, etc.) there is a Grill section specifically for that type of meat that is Grilled, vs. Smoked.  Combination of Grilled and Smoked and various meats, post in the General Discussion section.
 
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