2019 Gratuitous Grilling/Griddlin/BBQ/etc. Thread

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  • Indy-Mike

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    About a week ago, now, MontereyC6 gave my family and I about 2lbs of rubbed/smoked pulled pork. Oh. My. It's so good.

    We've been eating on it for days and days...

    I'd just as soon not put any sauce on it, but once it gets reheated in the microwave, it dries out a bit so I've put some on for moisture. Certainly doesn't need any for taste!


    My go to reheating methods is vacuum packing just after it cools down, then when ready to eat, throw it in a sous vide bathrobe 30-40 minutes at about 155 degrees for pork, about 140 for brisket. Comes out perfect every time.
     

    Caleb

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    Me too. My desire to fiddle with charcoal is quickly fading.

    I love messing with charcoal but the problem is you have to make sure you have a well made smoker(to maintain heat easily) and you have to babysit it often especially on long smokes
     

    ghuns

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    I love messing with charcoal but the problem is you have to make sure you have a well made smoker(to maintain heat easily) and you have to babysit it often especially on long smokes

    I smoke on a Weber kettle. Does ok in this warmer weather. A nomex gasket on the lid helps a lot.

    One of these makes life sooooooo much easier...

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    Set the temps and get alerted if too high, too low, internal temp reached, etc. Walk outside, adjust vents, add charcoal, or just drink beer.:yesway:
     

    Vigilant

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    I love messing with charcoal but the problem is you have to make sure you have a well made smoker(to maintain heat easily) and you have to babysit it often especially on long smokes
    Buy a BGE or another of the higher end Kamodo cookers, and you don’t really have to worry about it.
     

    femurphy77

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    I love messing with charcoal but the problem is you have to make sure you have a well made smoker(to maintain heat easily) and you have to babysit it often especially on long smokes

    Are there short smokes?:dunno:

    Yeah I know, burgers, chicken, etc. Our typical butt smokes run about 16 hours but DAYUM is it GOOD eatin'!!!!:rockwoot:
     

    Fargo

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    Did a couple of 14 lb briskets last night. This makes 50+ lbs. smoked in the last week. We have some friends with the new baby, and some friends who lost their house to a fire, so I like to make it when we bring people a meal, plus there is a bunch for me and my family.

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    Tactically Fat

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    Did a couple of 14 lb briskets last night. This makes 50+ lbs. smoked in the last week. We have some friends with the new baby, and some friends who lost their house to a fire, so I like to make it when we bring people a meal, plus there is a bunch for me and my family.

    Hi, it's me, ur friend.
     

    Fargo

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    Hi, it's me, ur friend.
    I dunno man, my last friend from the internet totally flaked out on me. You would think Nigerian royalty would treat you better but no. Even my enhancement pill dealer/friend keeps in touch!









    I keed, I keed. We should get together before long. Maybe when Captain Long Thong Silver gets back from whatever warm place he has fled to...
     

    Mattroth54

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    Kroger has Whole Pork Shoulder $.99/lb this week.

    It's always awesome when my wife says "If I buy this, will you smoke it for me?"



    Also, if anyone see's salmon at a killer deal, let me know. I haven't smoked any for a couple years, but am hankerin' for a smoked salmon cheese ball. I'll share the recipe if and when I can find it.

    I picked up 120lbs of these last Saturday. I built an elevated rack for my BGE and managed to squeeze 8 on for the first cook. 7 more will go next very soon! Got to feed the marching band.
     

    glank09

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    Anyone ever smoked a fatty? I made 3 tonight I will be smoking for Friday night. Number 1 is my favorite made with salami, pepperoni, mozzarella cheese and stuffed inside spicy Italian sausage. The second I forgot to get a picture of but it is a chicken cordon bleu inspired. The final one is onions peppers and mushrooms sautéed in butter and covered in mozzarella cheese.

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    Fargo

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    Anyone ever smoked a fatty? I made 3 tonight I will be smoking for Friday night. Number 1 is my favorite made with salami, pepperoni, mozzarella cheese and stuffed inside spicy Italian sausage. The second I forgot to get a picture of but it is a chicken cordon bleu inspired. The final one is onions peppers and mushrooms sautéed in butter and covered in mozzarella cheese.

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    Have done a number of them, but it has been a long minute. You have inspired me though. Maybe this weekend.
     

    glank09

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    It’s pulled off the smoker. Unfortunately you guys will have to wait for the money shot as these will be served for dinner tomorrow...

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    glank09

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    First up tonight is the roast beef. Picked up a cheap rolled roast, sous vide for 24 hours at 135 degrees, then to the pellet smoker at 500 degrees to sear.

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    3rd: This was a unanimous 3rd. This is the Italian flavored one.
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    2nd: This was the chicken cordon bleu.
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    1st: This was the philly themed.
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    hoosierdoc

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    That cordon blue looks wonderful! Recipe link?

    Pork belly going on tomorrow. Gonna try a few different recipes for rubs. Wife wasn’t thrilled with last bacon I did

     

    glank09

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    Recipe is really quite simple:

    Ingredients:
    1 pound bacon of choice
    1 pound sweet Italian sausage
    shredded swiss cheese
    3 Slices of breakfast ham
    2 breaded chicken strips(thawed if frozen)

    1. Weave bacon into mat. Place in fridge. Fry and eat leftover bacon while doing remaining steps
    2. Place Italian sausage into standard 1 gallon ziplock bag. Use hands and rolling pin to roll it flat. I sometimes do this ahead of time.
    3. Unzip bag and use knife to cut end of zipper and sides of bag. Fold top of bag back leaving the sausage on the bottom.
    4. Add other ingredients.
    5. Roll sausage over stuffing and mash ends closed.
    6. Put bacon mat around sausage.
    7. Smoke the fatty at 275 until IT reaches about 185-200.
    8. Enjoy plain or with sauce of your choosing.
     
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