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ckone BBQ Super Pro

Joined: 23 Oct 2009 Posts: 2451 Location: Austin, TX
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Posted: Dec 27 2009 Post subject: Fattie Throwdown Entries |
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post em here for all to judge. _________________ 22.5 Weber Kettle
OK Joe
The Bubba Keg
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Rojellio Es Caliente BBQ Super Pro

Joined: 15 Aug 2008 Posts: 1581 Location: Grand Junction Colorado
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Posted: Dec 27 2009 Post subject: |
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Game face: Knock Knock! I got my grill back from Ricky, along with his shirt. Lets go.. 2 smokes. And YES, I am the Ba$#@#d who killed Kenny.
The stuff in the jar is powdered homegrown Brandy Wine Hierloom Tomato's, the Green in the tub is homegrown Oregano. I didn't use the tomato sauce, but pictured it in case I did.
I brushed it around evenly, and rolled it after sprinkling spices on.
Lasagna Noodles, Tomato Paste, Ricotta and Mozzarella Cheese. There are TWO layers like this.
After setting/ resting for about 20-30 min.
Plated. Green Beans covered with Sauteed Mushroom & Sour cream.
 _________________ Traeger 075 "Big Tex"
Small Weber Kettle
Big Chief 'Lectric Cold Smoker |
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ckone BBQ Super Pro

Joined: 23 Oct 2009 Posts: 2451 Location: Austin, TX
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Posted: Dec 27 2009 Post subject: |
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Southwestern cornbread filled fattie
Chorizo, chipotle sausage and sage sausage mix
Pepperjack and cheddar
Bellpepper corn and onion
Cornbread batter
thick cut bacon
Big Ron's Hint of Houston
Cholula sauce
the goodies
yhea that is corn bread batter
The hand is for scale
Game face.
So you always hear not to do a competition with untested recipes, well what fun would that be. She ain't pretty, but she is real tasty. She blew out the side a bit with the cornbread batter, I know how to fix this for next time, but that will be awhile down the road. _________________ 22.5 Weber Kettle
OK Joe
The Bubba Keg
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zysmith BBQ Super Pro

Joined: 27 Mar 2009 Posts: 1168 Location: Uxbridge, MA
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Posted: Dec 28 2009 Post subject: First Contest and First Fattie |
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Well, I made my first fattie today so I thought I would test it against the best and enter my first throw-down. Go big or go home right?
Not good smoking weather so it is into the oven. I hope this doesn't disqualify me.
I put the fattie together the night before then cooked in the morning, that is why I cooled the filling before assembly, otherwise it would have gone in hot.
I started with all my fixins as shown. This is to be a b'fast fattie.
Sweating the onions and peppers
Shrooms in the pool
Add the hash browns
Finish the filling with the eggs
Cool the stuffing
2lbs of sausage removed from the casing and awaiting filling
A layer of sharp chedar
Pile on the filling
Wrap for quick cooling, a little too much filling
While the sausage roll sets up a little, time to weave the bacon for the "wow" factor
Bacon blanket a little short, that will end up on the bottom
Wrapped tight for overnight in the fridge
Uhm, bigger than planned, 14 inches long...
Early the next morning popped into the oven. I need a bigger broiler pan
250F and 2.5 hours later, it's done!
Cheese trying to sneak out
That bad boy looks gooooooooood
Coming at ya. Ends sealed well
First cut
Cross section
Plated
Learnings...
1 - Use breakfast sausage for breakfast fattie. Italian was too overwhelming
2 - Serve hash browns separately. they are a little too mushy for filling.
3 - Choose a more flavorful bacon, especially if it is not going to be smoked. I should have picked up maple or apple wood smoked.
4 - Maybe a higher heat at the end to crisp up the bacon
In the end, everyone enjoyed it. There is a lot left over so it will be eaten for the next day or 2.
Humbly submitted for your judgement... _________________ Chris from Uxbridge,MA
Kingsford barrel grill with offset smoker
Weber Silver B gasser |
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CrazyChef Site Admin

Joined: 12 Jul 2007 Posts: 1760 Location: Worcester, MA
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Posted: Dec 28 2009 Post subject: |
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| Rojellio Es Caliente wrote: | Plated. Green Beans covered with Sauteed Mushroom & Sour cream.
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Dude, that is absolutely OUTSTANDING!!! I still haven't done a fattie yet, but I think I'll steal this recipe for my first. Once again, OUTSTANDING!!! _________________ "The difference between stupidity and genius is that genius has its limits" - Albert Einstein |
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tacklebox BBQ Super Pro

Joined: 07 Jul 2009 Posts: 1870 Location: Big Bend, WI
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Posted: Dec 28 2009 Post subject: |
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One of my favorite breakfasts is chorizo and eggs, served with the traditional rice and beans on the side. Mexican Breakfast Fatty
A balmy 18 degrees here in Wisconsin
The ingredients
Ham 'Weave'
Jville chorizo and Chorizo authentico
Cilantro egg 'crepe'
Beans and rice
Cheese,green chiles, tomatoes
Off the smoker
Sliced
Plated
Game face _________________ ~Joe
This post is not intended to offend, unless I intend it to
Life is like a penis, some times it gets hard for no reason
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tacklebox BBQ Super Pro

Joined: 07 Jul 2009 Posts: 1870 Location: Big Bend, WI
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Posted: Dec 28 2009 Post subject: |
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whitey Thanks man. The fatty tasted pretty good, but next time I'll cut the Jville chorizo with plain pork sausage. Yeah, there are still a few for the fishies
daddywoofdawg I used a cheesecloth wrap and basted it with a mixture of Tequila, Dos Equis beer, and canola oil.
Nice fatties everyone...may the best cook win  _________________ ~Joe
This post is not intended to offend, unless I intend it to
Life is like a penis, some times it gets hard for no reason
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Rojellio Es Caliente BBQ Super Pro

Joined: 15 Aug 2008 Posts: 1581 Location: Grand Junction Colorado
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Posted: Dec 30 2009 Post subject: |
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Small Weber Kettle
Big Chief 'Lectric Cold Smoker |
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corndog BBQ Super Pro
Joined: 02 Dec 2006 Posts: 1209 Location: Zebulon, NC
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Posted: Dec 30 2009 Post subject: |
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OK, I'll throw my "fatty" into the ring, although I choose to call it "The Defibrillator"
Bottom Bacon Weave
Ground Italian Sausage
Topped w/ mixture of cream cheese and Pineapple Habanero Pepper Jelly
Close up of mixture
Top and sides of the weave done
Drizzled with Texas BBQ Rub
Done and glazed with a mixture of my bbq sauce and Blueberry Habanero Pepper Jelly
Cut and ready to eat!!!
 _________________ Kevin "Corndog" Cameron
Dang it boy, that's some mighty fine eatin'!!!! |
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Big Ron BBQ Super Pro

Joined: 30 Jan 2007 Posts: 2601 Location: Houston
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Posted: Dec 30 2009 Post subject: |
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Big Ron's Texan Fattie
Since I am in Texas I decided to give this fattie a local cooking culture showing. Not too fancy and not too simple, but interesting enough to grab your attention and taste buds. I included Tex-Mex and Louisiana inspired with some TLC and here is what I came up with.
Ingredients
Maple and Brown sugar Sausage links
Chorizo Sausage
Boudin Cajan style
Whole Green Chilie's
Sweet corn
Diced Potato's
Red Onion
Mixed Cheese crumbles (Chedder, jack, american)
In a hot skillet, slightly brown potatoes, add diced onions and sweet corn. While cooking sprinkle with Big Ron's Hint of Houston. Combine links, chorizo, and mix well in mixing bowl, roll out flat. Squeeze Boudin from casing and spread on top of sausage, add green chilie strips and sprinkle with cheese. When skillet mix is ready (potato's cooked and onions starting to carmelize) add and spread over sprinkled cheese. Roll and add to pecan smoke. When finished let cool and slice in thin slices to serve. Enjoy!
Flavor swirl!!
Smiling game face with serious intentions!
 _________________ Big Ron
Owner and Founder
Big Ron's Rub: Just Rub It On!
www.bigronswebsite.com
(Find Big Ron's Rub on Facebook)
Big Ron's Custom Reverse Flow Trailer
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caliel BBQ Fan

Joined: 30 Mar 2008 Posts: 210 Location: Mount Pleasant, SC
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Posted: Dec 31 2009 Post subject: |
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We submit our entry:
1. We began by making a loaf of bread. I will spare you the details, but here are the ingredients.
2. Now the bread becomes french toast. Trust me, we get to the fattie part soon.
3. Note that we finish with nutmeg.
4. We bought all the meat at "The Pig", it is picturesque, it is charming, it is CHEAP!
5. SAUSAGE!
6. Who doesn't love ham?
7. Where would ham be without swiss cheese?
8. AKKK! .... Last minute addition. Corned beef hash for chromatic contrast! .... .... OK ... you caught me ... it was 'cause it's CORNED BEEF HASH!!!
9. It would be nice if we could add some french toasty bits and syrup. Oh. Wait. We did!
10. Bacon in a nice twill weave, because it is all the rage this season.
11. The fire is already lit, let's be a conservationist and make some ribs too.
12. T'will it be good?
13. We enjoyed, hope you all will too.
My game face (grrr)
And her game face (grrrrrrr)
We had a great deal of fun with this and look forward to more in the future. |
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jeepdad BBQ All Star

Joined: 21 Sep 2008 Posts: 5572 Location: Stafford, Virginia (Transplanted Tarheel)
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Posted: Jan 01 2010 Post subject: |
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Finally started my fatty.
Started out with JD Hot sausage.
added some heaping teaspoons of red chili pepper.
Drained a can of rotel.
Added rotel to the fatty.
Added a couple jalapenos for good measure.
Added pigs worse nightmare apple rub on the outside. I'm hoping the hot and spicy on the inside will mix well with the apple on the outside.
On the smoker beside the butt. Can't wait to try it.
Plated up with red chilis for the judges. I used a Jack Daniels honey glaze to finish her off.
I'm liking the smoke ring its the real deal. Man is she tasty and the flavors together mmmmm. The heat mixed with the JD glaze man o man.
--jeepdad
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KAKid BBQ Super Pro

Joined: 30 Oct 2009 Posts: 1454 Location: Huron, South Dakota
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Posted: Jan 01 2010 Post subject: |
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STOGIES
This is designed for my non-fire eating family/friends, of course you can heat it up to your tastes.
1 lb - JM Pork Sausage
1 small blk - Colby-Jack Cheese
3 ea - Anaheim chiles
6 ea - bacon slices
Big Ron's Hint of Houston Rub
The Stuff
Roasted and peeled anaheims
Chile wrapped Co-Jack
Roll it til sausage meets sausage, cut and seal
Rolled and wrapped, ready for freezer to firm up
Dusted with Big Ron's HOH.
Spiral wrapped so I can get smoke to the sausage. (in front)
Outta the cooker
Plated with some dipping sauce
 _________________ I was taught to respect my elders. It's just getting harder to find them.
Chargriller Outlaw w/SFB and Mods
Pair of UDS's
10 gal CI Chili/Jambalaya pot |
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KAKid BBQ Super Pro

Joined: 30 Oct 2009 Posts: 1454 Location: Huron, South Dakota
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Posted: Jan 01 2010 Post subject: |
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BREAKFAST BRICK
I don't eat a lot of sausage (except Brats), but I like it for breakfast occasionally.
May I present my Breakfast Brick.
4-6 Schwan's Pancakes (you can make your own)
1 Jar rasberry preserves
Dashes of Chipotle sauce
2 lb JM Pork Sausage
Maple syrup (cooled)
raspberry-chipotle sauce (Baby Ray's) /maple syrup glaze
Frozen raspberries in syrup (Garnish)
2 lb bacon thin slice
Big Ron's In the House Rub
Here's the stuff, Christmas cookies for the cook.
Rolled out and spread with maple syrple.
Pancake base, covered with Raspberry preserves/chipotle sauce mix and spead with crumbled bacon.
I gently moved innards to center of sausage and folded both ends over.
Wrapped and place in freezer to set up a bit.
Rubbed and Wrapped. I like the smoke in the sausage so I do an open lattice. (in back)
Game Face. Just monkeying around.
Here it is.
Viola!
With Maple and Raspberry Syrup is how I like it!
GO ROOKIES! _________________ I was taught to respect my elders. It's just getting harder to find them.
Chargriller Outlaw w/SFB and Mods
Pair of UDS's
10 gal CI Chili/Jambalaya pot |
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jeepdad BBQ All Star

Joined: 21 Sep 2008 Posts: 5572 Location: Stafford, Virginia (Transplanted Tarheel)
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Posted: Jan 01 2010 Post subject: |
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Game face from the fat man in the red suit! That's right I know the man! You can't smack talk Santa you'll end up on the bad list. Ho Ho Ho, you rookies are going down especially tacklebox and usrifle!
--jeepdad
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ShutYrMouth BBQ Fan

Joined: 27 Oct 2009 Posts: 137 Location: ohio
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Posted: Jan 02 2010 Post subject: |
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OK
here's my entry.
ingredients:
jimmy dean sausage
lamb
celery
green onion
red peppers
carrots
garlic cloves
yellow onion
baby swiss cheese slices
parm cheese
chablis wine
tomato
butter
coconut milk
tomato paste
bacon
asparagus
red curry paste (NOT PICTURED!!)
the stuff
gettin the peppers roasting
cut the lamb from the bone and sliced
blanched the asparagus
bacon weave
sausage laid out
baby swiss laid out
lamb placed
roasted red peppers (turned out amazing!)
green onions
asparagus
rolled up
half way done
done
now i had to make the sauce
add yellow onion, carrots, garlic, celery,butter cook a bit
then add some tomato paste
then add coconut milk
cook, reduce a little, put in blender, then add red curry paste to taste
back to the done fatty
sliced pic
plated with diced tomato under sauce and peels of parm cheese over it
hope ya like it!!
greg
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cody BBQ Super Pro
Joined: 06 Nov 2006 Posts: 1413 Location: texas
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Posted: Jan 02 2010 Post subject: |
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here is the start of my fattie
ok the tin foil did not work very good but i know this for next time and i did not do so good with the bacon  |
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cody BBQ Super Pro
Joined: 06 Nov 2006 Posts: 1413 Location: texas
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Posted: Jan 03 2010 Post subject: |
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time to cool down
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cody BBQ Super Pro
Joined: 06 Nov 2006 Posts: 1413 Location: texas
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Posted: Jan 03 2010 Post subject: |
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its done
did not come out the way i thought it would but its still good
and ill get the game face up here later |
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Cactus darrell

Joined: 03 Jan 2010 Posts: 19
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Posted: Jan 03 2010 Post subject: West Texas Fatty by Cactus darrell |
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Hi all,
I am a newbe to the forum. This is my first post. Been surfing a while and decided to join up mainly due to this thread. I have to admit there are some really great smoking fatty's for the throwdown. I have been Q-ing for almost 30 years. My brother was over last week and we were in my backyard, he started counting and wondered what the heck he was counting, I asked and he said you have 5 smokers, I said no way, one is a gas grill! <BG> My latest is a custom built insulated electric smoker. I have built a external smoke generator for it, yesterday the temps were in the mid 20's I did a 8 hour smoke no problem. I finished off last night with the cuitist little sausage fatty I have every seen. I wish I had taken pics of the process but I was too excited just putting it together. SO here is my entry for the fatty throwdown.
JD's sage sausage
roasted bell pepper
roasted yellow sweet pepper
roasted garlic
3 cheese tortalini
onion,
sharp, pepper jack, colby, mozerella cheeses
Paul Newman's basil marinara sauce
oregano
1lb thick cut bacon
and to dress her up I coated her with my Jack rabbit fire glaze, that created the prettiest carmeled glaze fatty.
My wife just rolled her eyes at me when I told her what I was cooking.
I got her to read this thread and then she understood, there are more people out there like me. Crazy Q-uers.
Tasted as good as it looks, sweet, hot, and juicy.
Oh yea, I forgot to mention, my wife is from the dark side, she's a vegetarian. I caught her licking her lips when I pulled this baby off the smoker. Yum Yum
Already dreaming about this fatty's brother.
Bring on the fatty's
Cactus darrell
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