2021 Official Gratuitous Grilling/BBQ/Cooking Thread

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    BigRed

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    Ribs wrapped in a dry rub for tomorrow.

    Quiet day tomorrow....just doing a single rack. Thought about just doing them on a Weber Kettle grill, but will probably end up going ahead with the smoker despite the overkill.

    I have wood from a crab apple I cut down a couple of years ago. Might be a good opportunity to chip some up and see how it does.
     

    chipbennett

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    I suppose I should contribute some of my cooks, too.

    Most Saturdays, I head up to Moody's in Avon first thing Saturday morning, and pick something that looks good that day. Yesterday, it was picanha (top sirloin, churrascuria-style):

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    And, just because they also looked good, I got some chicken bombs, too:
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    MRockwell

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    I suppose I should contribute some of my cooks, too.

    Most Saturdays, I head up to Moody's in Avon first thing Saturday morning, and pick something that looks good that day. Yesterday, it was picanha (top sirloin, churrascuria-style):

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    And, just because they also looked good, I got some chicken bombs, too:
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    Was the picahna grass-fed or grain-fed? What did you think about it?
    I first heard about it from a Bearded Butchers video:



    From their video, and now you, that is something I am definitely going to have to try. :yesway:
     

    Hoosierdood

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    Weekends are my time to grill. This weekend it was ribs rubbed with Meat Church Gospel. Smoked with apple wood for 5 hours at 250. No wrap, and spritzed with a mixture of ACV and bourbon. Paired with baked potato and cornbread muffin. Came out darn near perfection.

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    d.kaufman

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    My boys and I are going fishing on Lake Michigan next weekend. I should have plenty of salmon and trout to cook. I'm looking forward to it, because I have never smoked salmon before.
    I'm not a fish person but I can eat the heck out of some smoked salmon
     

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    My boys and I are going fishing on Lake Michigan next weekend. I should have plenty of salmon and trout to cook. I'm looking forward to it, because I have never smoked salmon before.
    That would be amazing. The memory of catching them with your boys will be awesome, and being able to eat them later adds to that memory.
     

    91FXRS

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    9 butts on at 2:30 for a birthday party tomorrow...
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    Can those of you with experience help me out with some knowledge, When you're dealing with this much meat how do you manage pulling it and keeping at serving temperature? Do you put it in covered pans as you go? What do you do if you know this one is for another day?
    That's a lot of pork, I did two and it seemed like by the time I got done pulling the second one the first one wasn't as hot as I prefer. Also if you know you're going to store it how long does it need to cool before going into fridge or freezer?

    ghuns, your butts are looking good my friend......;)
     
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