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Yeah I was gonna asked if you cooked them extra.
Official BBQ thread
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- Apr 26, 2008
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Everything turned out great.
- Sep 5, 2010
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Brisket, ribs, burnt ends, half smokes and pulled pork on Monday.
mrtarheel
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Brisket, ribs, burnt ends, half smokes and pulled pork on Monday.
Nice like a pro with the butcher paper
- Aug 7, 2012
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maaaan a brisket sounds so damn delicious right now or a roast pork for lunch but i dont feel like walking to Reading Terminal to hit up DiNics
- May 31, 2007
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Any recommended brine recipes and rub for a rotisserie chicken cooked over charcoal? Aiming for something savory opposed to sweet.
- May 28, 2008
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Put some chicken thighs on the grille yesterday
- Feb 11, 2008
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Premade brine? Kosmos and Meat Church have good ones.
Starting your own? I usually followed this rule of thumb when starting a wet brine with a tablespoon of kosher salt per cup of water below.
Use a Quick Brine to Make Any Cut of Meat More Tender
We like to throw pork chops and chicken breasts in a quick brine for extra oomph before continuing on with the rest of the recipe. You can achieve a great flavor with a brine time of as little as 30 minutes.
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then I kinda wing it with the herbs/aromatics. Maybe one slice of lemon, Half an onion/some minced garlic and a few sprigs of thyme and rosemary and soak the bird 1 hour per pound (assuming you mean a whole bird)
Also a basic ol dry brine with just salt helps alot too.
Montreal chicken is a good premade rub that you can find most places. Garlic Herb Butter is good on any poultry and Chicago Steak seasoning is good as well
- Feb 11, 2008
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Portobello Mushrooms for the lady and Jerk Chicken for me
- Oct 13, 2001
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Hmmm
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Sent that to my sis. We gotta try that
She reminded me we gotta do the grill/sear and and deep fry method again
She reminded me we gotta do the grill/sear and and deep fry method again
- Sep 5, 2010
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First time doing prime rib:
tupac003
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First time doing prime rib:
Looks perfect bro. Nice job.
With brisket prices in Virginia insane, I decided to try to smoke a cheap chuck steak and treat it like a brisket. Same rubs I use, smoke at 240 until 170 degrees, wrap then put back on the smoker until 200, rest in a cooler for two hours. I was really impressed with the results. Taste and texture very similar to brisket. It took about 8 hours on the Weber Smokey Mountain.
- Jun 7, 2008
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With brisket prices in Virginia insane, I decided to try to smoke a cheap chuck steak and treat it like a brisket. Same rubs I use, smoke at 240 until 170 degrees, wrap then put back on the smoker until 200, rest in a cooler for two hours. I was really impressed with the results. Taste and texture very similar to brisket. It took about 8 hours on the Weber Smokey Mountain.
flame suit on but i like chuck roast better than brisket...
- May 15, 2005
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Brisket point can’t be beat.
Man…growing up eating tough *** pot roasts for Sunday dinner turned me all the way off about chuck roast. I was sadly mistaken. And it didn’t take the 12-14 hours thag a brisket takes to cook.
- Oct 13, 2001
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With brisket prices in Virginia insane, I decided to try to smoke a cheap chuck steak and treat it like a brisket. Same rubs I use, smoke at 240 until 170 degrees, wrap then put back on the smoker until 200, rest in a cooler for two hours. I was really impressed with the results. Taste and texture very similar to brisket. It took about 8 hours on the Weber Smokey Mountain.
Damn that looks good man.
- Apr 26, 2008
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With brisket prices in Virginia insane, I decided to try to smoke a cheap chuck steak and treat it like a brisket. Same rubs I use, smoke at 240 until 170 degrees, wrap then put back on the smoker until 200, rest in a cooler for two hours. I was really impressed with the results. Taste and texture very similar to brisket. It took about 8 hours on the Weber Smokey Mountain.
- Sep 21, 2012
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Portobello Mushrooms for the lady and Jerk Chicken for me
Scrolled too fast...............
Thought you was grillin' PIE
Im burnin pancakes on a stove and yall evolved to grillin pastries
- Jan 1, 2009
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Japanese BBQ last night
Nereyda Vuelve Por Dios
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- Jul 22, 2012
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Any one experienced with using flavored wood chips on a gas grill. I got a wood chip box but need to know some nuances to the process.
kdawg
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I’ve never understood that - you can’t get a proper smoky bbq flavor by doing that - just some slightly acrid tinge from wood which isn’t properly on fire.
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Don't have a wood chip box but use a wood pellet tube. Not sure how different it is with burning chips but never had bad flavor adding this to my smoker but pellets burn a little different I guess
I'd just use the box on some cheap chicken and experiment
I'd just use the box on some cheap chicken and experiment
