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Very well sir. Thanks for sharing. These had this rub put on them. It has a bit of a kick to it (those with a sensitive tongue say it's spicey -- but not me). I love some ribs. Now you have me wanting to cook some! :D
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Very well sir. Thanks for sharing. These had this rub put on them. It has a bit of a kick to it (those with a sensitive tongue say it's spicey -- but not me). I love some ribs. Now you have me wanting to cook some! :D

Looking good!! Love to have a rack of them for supper!!
 

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Very well sir. Thanks for sharing. These had this rub put on them. It has a bit of a kick to it (those with a sensitive tongue say it's spicey -- but not me). I love some ribs. Now you have me wanting to cook some! :D
Those look damn good!
 

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Strip steak shell, $5.29lb. I bought this because it was cheap. Not much marbling. I wanted to see what dry aging would do to improve it. I've dry aged higher grades of beef with excellent results.
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24 days in the aging drawer of my pantry refrigerator. Nice hard crust. Looks pretty gnarly.......as it should.
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My wife wanted to do Blackened steak tonight for dinner so I lopped a couple off. I'll cut, trim and vacuum pack the rest tomorrow.
Cooked to med/rare, they were extremely tender and had good flavor. These should work great for Fajitas.
Considering the initial price and end product, it was worth while.
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I rest my case. Can't get much better than that!!
 

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Strip steak shell, $5.29lb. I bought this because it was cheap. Not much marbling. I wanted to see what dry aging would do to improve it. I've dry aged higher grades of beef with excellent results.
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After-
24 days in the aging drawer of my pantry refrigerator. Nice hard crust. Looks pretty gnarly.......as it should.
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My wife wanted to do Blackened steak tonight for dinner so I lopped a couple off. I'll cut, trim and vacuum pack the rest tomorrow.
Cooked to med/rare, they were extremely tender and had good flavor. These should work great for Fajitas.
Considering the initial price and end product, it was worth while.
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That is why I envy you guys, As you know how to cook meat that is not turned into some kind of sausage, like I always do.
 

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New to smoking here. So far a have made st. Louis style ribs on my weber kettle with indirect heat with oak smoke. A couple of week's ago I picked up a smoker from a buddy and did 2 racks of pork loin ribs and made my own rub. Last weekend I smoked my first two Chuck roasts. One I made kabobs out of and the other I made poor man's burnt ends out of . Here is some food porn for you all.20180513_200308.jpg 20180513_180948.jpg 20180513_105725.jpg
 

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New to smoking here. So far a have made st. Louis style ribs on my weber kettle with indirect heat with oak smoke. A couple of week's ago I picked up a smoker from a buddy and did 2 racks of pork loin ribs and made my own rub. Last weekend I smoked my first two Chuck roasts. One I made kabobs out of and the other I made poor man's burnt ends out of . Here is some food porn for you all.View attachment 125384 View attachment 125385 View attachment 125386
Looks damn good!
I have a friend who does a lot of Chuck roasts on the smoker. His family loves them.
I've done Rib roasts but never a Chuck. I guess I need to try a couple.
Any special tricks I need to know?
 
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Been doin quite a bit on the grill lately. We were gunna make lasagna but I’ve had an itch to make my meatloaf.

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2 lbs venison
1 lb pork breakfast sausage
1 jalapeño
1 head roasted garlic
2 eggs
Bread crumbs
Shredded cheddar cheese
Onion
Seasonings
Topped with homemade ketchup
 

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I wish I could help you more, but I'm new to this. So going off the recipes is what i do.
No worries, I was mainly interested in internal temps. The rest I can handle.
I've been at this a long time but can always learn something new.
 
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