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BrianGSDTexoma replied to the thread Video games?.Think I got my $10 worth. 112 hours. It came with Halo 1, 2, 3 and 4. Just finished 4. That was a tough one. Almost quit a few times. -
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A good coffee rub for beef, especially good on brisket, and other beef roast. Can't stress enough that a fresh ground dark roast is best. -
I travel for work. I got to Hutchins in McKinney, TX under a recommendation. The special was Wagyu Tri-Tip. It was fantastic with a... -
As has been said, spare ribs and St. Louis ribs are the same. The difference is the breast bone has been removed on the spares which...
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forktender replied to the thread Type of Ribs.Dave, buy ST Louis, and trim as much of the fat and flap meat as you can off of them. Smoke them at 250 to 275* unwrapped. If they look...
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Smoking Allowed replied to the thread 1st attempt at Tri-Tip.Grill to 120-125 and rest. No smoking for me either and wagyu will make a difference -
Smoking Allowed replied to the thread Type of Ribs.As has been said, spare ribs and St. Louis ribs are the same. The difference is the breast bone has been removed on the spares which...
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Looks fantastic to me, Nice meal all around. And everyone needs a happy helper like that. Also love the smoked Peaches and jam. David
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I love Hutchins but got so $$ have not been in a while. Like said Tri-tip need to be cooked Mid Rare.
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I usually pull mine off 130- 135 let it rest and climb over 140. Also cut across grain which is two directions on a tri tip Great...
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Killer meal. Wagyu, I'm jealous Can you repeat at the So FL Gathering next month?
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forktender replied to the thread 1st attempt at Tri-Tip.^^^^^^This!!!^^^^^^ I won't smoke T.T. to me smoking them dries them out more so than screaming hot and fast. I was taught to cook...
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DRKsmoking replied to the thread Type of Ribs.What Ryan said Yes, St. Louis style ribs are regular spare ribs that have been trimmed down. [1, 2] How They Differ From Full Spare... -
While I "could" buy spares, which are typically cheaper and cut them down, I almost exclusively buy St Louis. I don't have a butcher saw...
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