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bigabyte
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PostPosted: Sep 30 2005    Post subject: Reply with quote

I'm either doing 2 butts or a brisket. If I'm lucky I'll be doing all three, but it will be hard convincing the SO that I can do so since I reined in her spending budget for the weekend! Laughing We'll see what kind of crafty reason I can give for the justification! I bought some B&B Experts Choice Lump Charcoal at a local shop down here, so I'm going to see how well a cooking session works with that stuff. It will be nice to not have the large Kingsford ash buildup and weird black flaky buildup in the cooker! Someday I PROMISE I WILL TRY the other briquettes that don't have all the gunk in them, but for now I want to go back to good old trusty never-fail realiable 100% guaranteed and verifiable LUMP! Very Happy

I'll post pictures as long as it doesn't rain too much this weekend!
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PostPosted: Sep 30 2005    Post subject: Reply with quote

WoooDoggy wrote:
I'm either doing 2 butts or a brisket. If I'm lucky I'll be doing all three, but it will be hard convincing the SO that I can do so since I reined in her spending budget for the weekend! Laughing We'll see what kind of crafty reason I can give for the justification! I bought some B&B Experts Choice Lump Charcoal at a local shop down here, so I'm going to see how well a cooking session works with that stuff. It will be nice to not have the large Kingsford ash buildup and weird black flaky buildup in the cooker! Someday I PROMISE I WILL TRY the other briquettes that don't have all the gunk in them, but for now I want to go back to good old trusty never-fail realiable 100% guaranteed and verifiable LUMP! Very Happy

I'll post pictures as long as it doesn't rain too much this weekend!



I plan on smoking some chicken this weekend...nothing major..I am going to let the pros handle the smoking this weekend as I plan on attending the pig jig...
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PostPosted: Sep 30 2005    Post subject: Pig Reply with quote

I gotta cook for the Lion's club street carnaval Saturday nite. They wanted 4 butts, 200 burgers, 200 dogs, and 150 brats. I decided since I have to fire up the smoker anyways, I bought 24 babybacks and 4 butts for us and friends. I'm takin' orders.
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PostPosted: Oct 01 2005    Post subject: Reply with quote

Looks like two butts, a slab of ribs and some sawage for the cook Very Happy
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PostPosted: Oct 01 2005    Post subject: Reply with quote

Just went to an Italian Deli and picked up some seet sausage...will have to add them in to the brisket, ribs, and chicken I was already going to do.
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PostPosted: Oct 03 2005    Post subject: Reply with quote

I saw some awesome posts and pics of what people were cookin' this weekend. I had to work all weekend and barely had time to grab a sammich, let alone fire up the smoker Crying or Very sad I hate when work gets in the way of a great weekend, but we should be able to eat now for another week. I will try to redeem myself next weekend, which just happens to be OU/Texas weekend.

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PostPosted: Oct 04 2005    Post subject: OU Reply with quote

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PostPosted: Oct 05 2005    Post subject: Reply with quote

Well it looks like I will have to let you guys do all of the cooking this weekend, I do airbrush tattoos and have a big gig to do. Save me some Q!
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PostPosted: Oct 06 2005    Post subject: Reply with quote

Turkey, I bought it on Monday, and haven't stoped thinking of eating it, why can't everyday be Sunday?
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PostPosted: Oct 06 2005    Post subject: Reply with quote

No doubt sledgehammer03. I've got a nice butt ,some ABTs and some tater salad on the drawing board. Can't do them til sunday. Been looking at (sic)BBQ's brisket pics all day. It's killing me.
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PostPosted: Oct 06 2005    Post subject: Reply with quote

mding38926 wrote:
Newmeat......so you will be freezing your chicken? Do you lose alot of flavor when you let it defrost? I have never had much luck freezing chicken so would love any tips you might have.


It seems to taste better right off the grill. But I have luck with thighs just vacuum sealing them. Or take the other meat, cut it up and vacuum seal it. The trick is to take it out, tear it up (not necessary for thighs), bag it, then get it cool in the fridge. This gells the fat so it's easier to seal. Now vacuum seal it and put in the freezer. Always date the meat.

I reheat in boiling water in the bag or microwave it. Put a little sauce on it and it tastes great. Beats chef boy R de for lunch!
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PostPosted: Oct 06 2005    Post subject: Reply with quote

Not sure if I will be Q'in anything this weekend but.... if I do I want to toss a turkey on.


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PostPosted: Oct 06 2005    Post subject: Reply with quote

(SIC) BBQ wrote:
Not sure if I will be Q'in anything this weekend but.... if I do I want to toss a turkey on.


Jason


I'm with you.......in a couple of weeks turkey will start going on sale. I am figuring that as soon as they go on sale I am all over it.
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PostPosted: Oct 06 2005    Post subject: Reply with quote

Even at regular price it is had to beat $0.99/lb. But soon they will be available for $5.00. Not sure it will be the same, tending the fire when winter arrives Surprised
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PostPosted: Oct 06 2005    Post subject: Reply with quote

sledgehammer03 wrote:
Even at regular price it is had to beat $0.99/lb. But soon they will be available for $5.00. Not sure it will be the same, tending the fire when winter arrives Surprised


I should have no problems until mid December as the temps will likely still be around 50 or so. Of course January and February are gonna suck!
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PostPosted: Oct 06 2005    Post subject: Reply with quote

Ah, the joys of living in southwestern NC, about 10 miles from the SC border... plus, we are not in the mountains... so the queing can go on and on....
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PostPosted: Oct 06 2005    Post subject: Winter BBQ Reply with quote

I live 2 hours south of the Candian border. Gets pretty cold up here (35 right now) and I BBQ ALL winter. I smoke at any temp. Why would it matter if you are really a BBQ Crazo!!!!!!!!!!?
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