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Re: 8/13/2015
« Reply #210 on: August 13, 2015, 03:08:31 PM »

Maybe we need to send Tony over to get a 'professional' review
https://www.yahoo.com/food/we-tried-the-trendy-rolled-ice-cream-people-are-126511582846.html
If you willingly wait in line an hour for ice cream, I want to punch you in the brain.
Goes for BBQ as well.  But don't tell that to the Franklin's snobs, they'll just look at you funny.

Except they wait 4 + hours in line there
Crap, you can practically smoke your own roast in that time.

Probably ribs. A butt is closer to 3x... Point taken though.
Brisket is what people wait 4+ hours for every single day
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Re: 8/13/2015
« Reply #211 on: August 13, 2015, 03:09:06 PM »

Some pictures from BBQing a few weeks back:

Ribs looking good! Nice smoke ring too. Good job, YellowStar
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Re: 8/13/2015
« Reply #212 on: August 13, 2015, 03:14:52 PM »

Maybe we need to send Tony over to get a 'professional' review
https://www.yahoo.com/food/we-tried-the-trendy-rolled-ice-cream-people-are-126511582846.html
If you willingly wait in line an hour for ice cream, I want to punch you in the brain.
Goes for BBQ as well.  But don't tell that to the Franklin's snobs, they'll just look at you funny.

Except they wait 4 + hours in line there
Crap, you can practically smoke your own roast in that time.

Probably ribs. A butt is closer to 3x... Point taken though.
Brisket is what people wait 4+ hours for every single day

I was talking cook time vs. wait time. Brisket is another 10+ hr endeavour. They don't say low & slow for nuthin'.  ;)
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Re: 8/13/2015
« Reply #213 on: August 13, 2015, 03:20:18 PM »

Some pictures from BBQing a few weeks back:

Ribs looking good! Nice smoke ring too. Good job, YellowStar
Thank you sir!  Once of the cleanest/most-even looking smoke rings I have ever had - believe it or not it was the first smoke on my new smoker too(Weber Smokey Mountain 18.5")
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Re: 8/13/2015
« Reply #214 on: August 13, 2015, 03:25:47 PM »

Maybe we need to send Tony over to get a 'professional' review
https://www.yahoo.com/food/we-tried-the-trendy-rolled-ice-cream-people-are-126511582846.html
If you willingly wait in line an hour for ice cream, I want to punch you in the brain.
Goes for BBQ as well.  But don't tell that to the Franklin's snobs, they'll just look at you funny.

Except they wait 4 + hours in line there
Crap, you can practically smoke your own roast in that time.

Probably ribs. A butt is closer to 3x... Point taken though.
Brisket is what people wait 4+ hours for every single day

I was talking cook time vs. wait time. Brisket is another 10+ hr endeavour. They don't say low & slow for nuthin'.  ;)
I think I might do a brisket for my next long-cook, either that or another pork butt and then I might throw a chicken or 2 in there
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Re: 8/13/2015
« Reply #215 on: August 13, 2015, 03:32:15 PM »

Maybe we need to send Tony over to get a 'professional' review
https://www.yahoo.com/food/we-tried-the-trendy-rolled-ice-cream-people-are-126511582846.html
If you willingly wait in line an hour for ice cream, I want to punch you in the brain.
Goes for BBQ as well.  But don't tell that to the Franklin's snobs, they'll just look at you funny.

Except they wait 4 + hours in line there
Crap, you can practically smoke your own roast in that time.

Probably ribs. A butt is closer to 3x... Point taken though.
Brisket is what people wait 4+ hours for every single day

I was talking cook time vs. wait time. Brisket is another 10+ hr endeavour. They don't say low & slow for nuthin'.  ;)
I think I might do a brisket for my next long-cook, either that or another pork butt and then I might throw a chicken or 2 in there

Brisket can be challenging, but well worth it. Try those whole friers on a beer can. Good stuff!
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Re: 8/13/2015
« Reply #216 on: August 13, 2015, 03:47:17 PM »

Maybe we need to send Tony over to get a 'professional' review
https://www.yahoo.com/food/we-tried-the-trendy-rolled-ice-cream-people-are-126511582846.html
If you willingly wait in line an hour for ice cream, I want to punch you in the brain.
Goes for BBQ as well.  But don't tell that to the Franklin's snobs, they'll just look at you funny.

Except they wait 4 + hours in line there
Crap, you can practically smoke your own roast in that time.
And it'll taste better, too.
That part I will not agree with, it is beyond good brisket but there are a few lesser known places including the one he worked at and stole the recipes from that are as good.
But there's no voodoo to it. High quality meat, a good smoker, the right fuel, a rub with the stuff you like in it...preparation and patience. 

And "better" is a really subjective thing. When I was a road warrior, I ate at a lot of fine restaurants all over the world. After a while it all got to tasting like McDonald's. When I make it myself, it always tastes better to me.

But I do work at it.
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Re: 8/13/2015
« Reply #217 on: August 13, 2015, 03:52:59 PM »

Maybe we need to send Tony over to get a 'professional' review
https://www.yahoo.com/food/we-tried-the-trendy-rolled-ice-cream-people-are-126511582846.html
If you willingly wait in line an hour for ice cream, I want to punch you in the brain.
Goes for BBQ as well.  But don't tell that to the Franklin's snobs, they'll just look at you funny.

Except they wait 4 + hours in line there
Crap, you can practically smoke your own roast in that time.
And it'll taste better, too.
That part I will not agree with, it is beyond good brisket but there are a few lesser known places including the one he worked at and stole the recipes from that are as good.
But there's no voodoo to it. High quality meat, a good smoker, the right fuel, a rub with the stuff you like in it...preparation and patience. 

And "better" is a really subjective thing. When I was a road warrior, I ate at a lot of fine restaurants all over the world. After a while it all got to tasting like McDonald's. When I make it myself, it always tastes better to me.

But I do work at it.
Do you inject your brisket Raz?  That's the only thing I've never done before - not like it's rocket science, but not sure if I should go with spices and marinades for an injection or add some phosphates to help with the tissue breakdown. 
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Re: 8/13/2015
« Reply #218 on: August 13, 2015, 04:00:50 PM »

Speaking of dinner preperation, what did you hook into today CaribbeanDave?
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Re: 8/13/2015
« Reply #219 on: August 13, 2015, 04:01:12 PM »

Some pictures from BBQing a few weeks back:
Dang, you seem to be quite skilled with your meat.
TWSS

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Re: 8/13/2015
« Reply #220 on: August 13, 2015, 04:03:00 PM »

Some pictures from BBQing a few weeks back:
Dang, you seem to be quite skilled with your meat.
TWSS

Sorry guys, this one just timed out.  Slackers.
Maybe because TNWSS....
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Re: 8/13/2015
« Reply #221 on: August 13, 2015, 04:05:37 PM »

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Re: 8/13/2015
« Reply #222 on: August 13, 2015, 04:06:26 PM »

Time to close up here, BBL with a cigar lit and beverage poured.
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Re: 8/13/2015
« Reply #223 on: August 13, 2015, 04:07:14 PM »



Maybe we need to send Tony over to get a 'professional' review
https://www.yahoo.com/food/we-tried-the-trendy-rolled-ice-cream-people-are-126511582846.html
If you willingly wait in line an hour for ice cream, I want to punch you in the brain.
Goes for BBQ as well.  But don't tell that to the Franklin's snobs, they'll just look at you funny.

Except they wait 4 + hours in line there
Crap, you can practically smoke your own roast in that time.
And it'll taste better, too.
That part I will not agree with, it is beyond good brisket but there are a few lesser known places including the one he worked at and stole the recipes from that are as good.
But there's no voodoo to it. High quality meat, a good smoker, the right fuel, a rub with the stuff you like in it...preparation and patience. 

And "better" is a really subjective thing. When I was a road warrior, I ate at a lot of fine restaurants all over the world. After a while it all got to tasting like McDonald's. When I make it myself, it always tastes better to me.

But I do work at it.
Do you inject your brisket Raz?  That's the only thing I've never done before - not like it's rocket science, but not sure if I should go with spices and marinades for an injection or add some phosphates to help with the tissue breakdown.

I haven't. I tend to stick to the basics. And drink a lot.  Helps me be patient.
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Re: 8/13/2015
« Reply #224 on: August 13, 2015, 04:25:28 PM »



Maybe we need to send Tony over to get a 'professional' review
https://www.yahoo.com/food/we-tried-the-trendy-rolled-ice-cream-people-are-126511582846.html
If you willingly wait in line an hour for ice cream, I want to punch you in the brain.
Goes for BBQ as well.  But don't tell that to the Franklin's snobs, they'll just look at you funny.

Except they wait 4 + hours in line there
Crap, you can practically smoke your own roast in that time.
And it'll taste better, too.
That part I will not agree with, it is beyond good brisket but there are a few lesser known places including the one he worked at and stole the recipes from that are as good.
But there's no voodoo to it. High quality meat, a good smoker, the right fuel, a rub with the stuff you like in it...preparation and patience. 

And "better" is a really subjective thing. When I was a road warrior, I ate at a lot of fine restaurants all over the world. After a while it all got to tasting like McDonald's. When I make it myself, it always tastes better to me.

But I do work at it.
Do you inject your brisket Raz?  That's the only thing I've never done before - not like it's rocket science, but not sure if I should go with spices and marinades for an injection or add some phosphates to help with the tissue breakdown.

I haven't. I tend to stick to the basics. And drink a lot.  Helps me be patient.
Ain't nothin wrong with that!
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