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zski
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I'm thinking beef for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Maybe even for a couple of snacks . Man alive, those look good.
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Burnt ends are looking good..............need more sauce caramelized on them. 
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Uhh those look more like pre burnt ends to me. 
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| The smoke ring looks great but I can't figure out how to eat those things. Eating a spoonful of cubed beef or they don't fit bread well so I'm confused??? |
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Oregon smoker
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| Soapm wrote: | | The smoke ring looks great but I can't figure out how to eat those things. Eating a spoonful of cubed beef or they don't fit bread well so I'm confused??? |
Gotta put em in a blender...
Seriously just need some sliced bread and you kinda wrap it around a few pieces like a white bread taco/spoon kinda thing. Its a bit messy but thats why you eat outside...
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| Soapm wrote: | | The smoke ring looks great but I can't figure out how to eat those things. Eating a spoonful of cubed beef or they don't fit bread well so I'm confused??? |
Take an unsliced French roll, cup off one end, and hollow it out, drop the cubes in mixed with some pepper jack cheese and a spicy bbq sauce... well thats what i would do. Dang i'm getting hungry!!!
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SmokinOkie
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Eat them like some places in KC. In a bag, by the handful, like popcorn.
I for one have never had a problem eating them, never get thought to how, just ate. |
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Soapm
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| Mossberg wrote: | | Soapm wrote: | | The smoke ring looks great but I can't figure out how to eat those things. Eating a spoonful of cubed beef or they don't fit bread well so I'm confused??? |
Take an unsliced French roll, cup off one end, and hollow it out, drop the cubes in mixed with some pepper jack cheese and a spicy bbq sauce... well thats what i would do. Dang i'm getting hungry!!! |
Now that's a great idea, I've been throwing them in the dirty rice. Mrs Kam gave me a stellar recipe... |
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