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Old 01-29-2012, 11:33 AM   #601
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did 2 pork shoulders and a cheesy tatter stuffed Beef fatty with Cherry Mojobricks and charcoal, my first time with the Mojobricks but they do last longer than wood. Will use them again










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That beef fatty looks like a slice of heaven.


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That beef fatty looks like a slice of heaven.
yes it did turn out great the wife said it was the best meat loaf she ever had hehehe
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I did some chicken wings in the smoker Sunday:

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If I have some people over for the Super Bowl I'll smoke ribs and a pork roast, and maybe a chicken or 2.
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How's the skin turn out on your wings? Every time i do chicken wings the skin is like a big piece of rubber.
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How's the skin turn out on your wings? Every time i do chicken wings the skin is like a big piece of rubber.
The skin was definitely pretty rubbery when they came out so I popped them in the oven. SWMBO had a batch of fries going in there at 450 so about 10 minutes took care of the skin.
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Well I added a BBQ Guru DigiQ DX2 Temp Control to my UDS and tried it out on a Snowy Saturday afternoon in the Philly Burbs made my Wife a early valentines day Dinner on the Menu was London Broil, Broccoli and Cheese Potato Bombs, and Crab and Shrimp stuffed ABT's. The wife loved her dinner






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Well I added a BBQ Guru DigiQ DX2 Temp Control to my UDS and tried it out on a Snowy Saturday afternoon in the Philly Burbs made my Wife a early valentines day Dinner on the Menu was London Broil, Broccoli and Cheese Potato Bombs, and Crab and Shrimp stuffed ABT's. The wife loved her dinner
That drum smoker is NOT ugly. You need a new name.

How were the seafood ABT's? They sound great. I think I'll fire mine up next weekend and give em a try.
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That drum smoker is NOT ugly. You need a new name.

How were the seafood ABT's? They sound great. I think I'll fire mine up next weekend and give em a try.
the seafood ABT's were awesome I made the Vadalia Onion Cream Cheese added fresh garlic and crab meat with my seafood seasoning then added a shrimp on top before wrapping with Bacon and dusting with fresh grind black pepper. Here is a pic of them before I wrapped them in bacon.




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