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IMG_4553.jpegThe family was very impressed and we ate probably 3/4 of that brisket. Was 14 pounds before some light trimming and smoking. Once I made myself a plate I took the bits and pieces from the cutting board and cookie sheet then topped those with cheesy hash browns and mixed together as I mouth watering fork full of yummy.
 

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Pics of the old Ford? My Dad had a 1980 that I learned how to drive in. Definitely a soft spot for that body style.
It is an '80 F150 ranger. She has looked better..

It is actually an '81 F150 Ranger. Last year of the full size being called a Ranger.
 
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It is an '80 F150 ranger. She has looked better..

It is actually an '81 F150 Ranger. Last year of the full size being called a Ranger.
Dad's was an F-250 with 400m and might have gotten 5mi/gal driving downhill.
 
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Dad's was an F-250 with 400m and might have gotten 5mi/gal driving downhill.
This one is 300 six with a 4 speed. 15-17 is about it. My 1995 F250 with 460 I don't measure. I don't want to know.
 

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I marinaded young wild boar for tomorrow.

Neighbor suggested we do a fire pot tomorrow but didn't get back at me to confirm.
He was supposed to secure some deer meat, but didn't.

I prepped the boar meat, if nothing else I'll cook it in the kitchen stove.

Weather for tomorrow/Sunday is supposed to be less than optimal for outdoor meal prepping, unfortunately - rain showers and strong wind gusts.

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We were not sure what we wanted so put a variety out. Striped acorns in the 2 rounds, taters with onions and garlic in the rectangular foil, and mushroom/swiss brats, Baby backs, and a ribeye to fill things out.

Burp, and maybe a few more.
Not to bad for starting at 41 F and was 28 by THE TIME THE LAST OF THE MEATES WERE ON CONSUMABLE PLATES. Sorry if we missed some pictures.20231118_170755.jpg20231118_163422.jpg
 

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You can eat your plates?

Lol, looks awesome!
I have a bunch of Garlic/Sesame Oil that is addictive on meat.
Might look for it locally (Japanese thing?) and give it a try.
It's worth finding & excellent on veggies ect also.
I use it on Kabobs on a firepit & will never be without it. Lol
 
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