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Old 05-28-2012, 10:45 PM   #681
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Smoked a brisket yesterday. It was quite tasty!


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Old 06-03-2012, 07:32 PM   #682
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Pork shoulder is cooking right now, hickory and apple chunks for the fire


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Old 06-03-2012, 11:07 PM   #683
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I rocked some brisket yesterday, and it was fantastic. The smell that permeates my house for days after I smoke meat just makes me want to smoke more meat. It is a vicious cycle.
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I am about to take hickory ribs off. Cooked them 3-2-1 and used Brandon-O's Graff for the 2. Also have wings that are coming off the smoker and on the the grill.
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Just put on for a all night smoke pork butt
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Old 06-15-2012, 12:52 PM   #686
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Doing some ribs for Dad on Sunday. One rack in traditional BBQ, and one with just garlic and rosemary and olive oil.
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Doing some ribs for Dad on Sunday. One rack in traditional BBQ, and one with just garlic and rosemary and olive oil.
I too, will be doin' up a couple racks o' baby backs this weekend. I'm thinkin' an all day smoking at ~225 with some applewood while I whip up some IPA. Love applewood smoked pork.
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Going to smoke a whole frier tomorrow and crack one of my black lagers.
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I've got a rack of baby backs in the smoker now. A nice rub and a 70-30 mix of hickory and apple woods. Should be done in ~3 hours. Cant wait.
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Curing a couple salmon filets today to cold-smoke tomorrow. I hope it gets cool at night - my smoker gets a little hot for cold smoking.


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