What's for dinner tonight? Dinner ideas?

Smoker at 250° now cuz meat dropped 15° IT... gotta get that going UP, not down dammit!!


I had this happen when i made burnt ends, i treated it similar to a stall.
 
Lookin real good Jake

Where'd you get the cuts from??
Our grocery store chain up here, Super Store, has been carrying them every once in a while. Usually $1/pound more than the whole packers
I was buying them to do corned beef, pastrami and Montreal Smoked Meat. But the points are so nice and moist just smoked like a packer brisket
I will get more for the pastrami and smoked meat
 
You lucky sum beetch
 
Ok. So if all goes right I'm planning to do the Traeger cajun broil sunday noon. But i have a question on the shrimp. I bought ez peel deveined from Sams club. I am assuming the the shrimp needs peeled before cooking. Is this correct? I figured id check them to make sure they all got deveined correctly also. This is new territory for me so I'll take all the input i can get!
I found a web site that says to peel the shrimp, so thats what im going with.
 
@Slimpicker , were do you get Trader Joes Everyday seasoning?
 
Cool, tnx. So what did you think of the inkbird?yea or nay?

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It did exactly what it was supposed to do... the regular APP is good enough, once everything was connected it was dead on and does control everything. The PRO version is for your whole house connected to Inkbird Smart Home... (My home is too dumb to be a smart home)

So, wrapped in foil at 201° and left on grill during 'shutdown' for a warm rest... fat cap stayed intact, bottom facing down got a bit dry but no affect on internal meat... made for GREAT sandwich meat, bite thru tender for sure, sandwich was so good I forgot the mustard!!!

A crock pot version would have been different, I doubt it would have held together to make good sammies with... wife will probably just do slices and a side... it was VERY tender, but not fall apart with all the great flavor.

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Dang! Sure look delicious! Well done!👍
 
Dang! Sure look delicious! Well done!👍

We had the rest for supper, wife loved it!!! I have to agree... I'd do it again for sure... The Smoke came thru on that real well.
ONLY THING, I used that 5gal white food bucket for the Sous Vide and didn't need half that, so I'll just use my soup pot next time and every time I don't need that must space.
 
Doin drumsticks on the Bronson 20 tonight. Its a bit cold.
Here is the live feed.
Sat Feb 6 Session https://share.fireboard.io/AFFC52
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Half are rubbed with Butt Shaker, half are with Rib Tickler. Im excited to try the tickled ones! 😁
 
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It did exactly what it was supposed to do... the regular APP is good enough, once everything was connected it was dead on and does control everything. The PRO version is for your whole house connected to Inkbird Smart Home... (My home is too dumb to be a smart home)

So, wrapped in foil at 201° and left on grill during 'shutdown' for a warm rest... fat cap stayed intact, bottom facing down got a bit dry but no affect on internal meat... made for GREAT sandwich meat, bite thru tender for sure, sandwich was so good I forgot the mustard!!!

A crock pot version would have been different, I doubt it would have held together to make good sammies with... wife will probably just do slices and a side... it was VERY tender, but not fall apart with all the great flavor.

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That looks great! Good job.
 
Smoking a 17 pounder, Meat Church weekday brisket recipe and rubs. Cherry Smoke Tube.

Here's the live feed;
Brisket #6 Prime Sat Feb 6
 

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We had the rest for supper, wife loved it!!! I have to agree... I'd do it again for sure... The Smoke came thru on that real well.
ONLY THING, I used that 5gal white food bucket for the Sous Vide and didn't need half that, so I'll just use my soup pot next time and every time I don't need that must space.
The sandwich looks amazing. Nice choice in bread for it. Meat looked good in there.
Would a 2 or 2.5 gallon bucket work better? I am getting tempted on the Sous Vide road. Watching what you guys do and reading about it a bit more now. I need something I can experiment cooking with when our wet winter roll in. I doubt I'll ever get an outdoor kitchen under a cover. It is a pipe dream for now
 
Drumstick came out delicious! Nice and juicy!
Williams Rib Tickler was really good! ( Thanks @GrillMeister!!)
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The Bronson 20 did pretty well considering it 0f degrees outside. The bonus was Fareway had these on sale 88 cents a pound!
 

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