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Put some of those pork ribs from the other day to good use. Made a potatoe salad with sous vide potatoes. They work great because they stay in tact.

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Sous vide potatoes, all in tact.

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Ribs and salad plated.

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Pepper, smoked paprika and silk chili all from B&B spices.

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It's been a while since I've posted but, saw Mac's eggs and thought I'd share a couple of recent cooks.  My KK has been out of service for about 6 months while we rebuilt it's spot. 

Thankfully, we got done with everything just in time for the lockdown.  So, lots of time to catch up recently.

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Been in a rut using the smoke pot with coffee splits lately.  So everything starts out that way.

First cook was some pork steaks that I smoked to rare, then took them to temp with a reverse sear and finished them off with a coating of bbq sauce that carmelized with the heat of the sear.  We've become addicted to smoked corn. Taken to cutting them, so they stand up and get a full coat of smoke.

 

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After reaching temp, I have my top grate turned upside down over the coals to for searing.

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Easter cook was smoked wings with a spicy dry rub.  The diablo eggs have candied jalapeño and red pepper flakes. 

 

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The tri-tip came along for the ride... It's been vac packed up for later.  

I've really enjoyed catching up with all the great postings, plus seeing a lot new names has been great.

 Our world is small, community is important, stay well and keep sharing.

 

 

 

 

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Simple dinner of BBQ'ed chicken. Played with 4 different sauces, just to make things fun: Dinosaur Honey Mustard Creole, Dinosaur Wango-Tango Habanero, Cackalacky CheerWine and my house sauce. All thighs were dusted with Slap Yo' Daddy. I only sauced the undersides, trying to keep the skin side crispy. Direct, on main grate, cherry wood chunks, 350F. 

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Plated with roasted spuds and hushpuppies, with a side salad.

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Final jury is out on the sauces, as I only ate 2 pieces of chicken with dinner - the Creole and the Cheerwine. Leftovers await!

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Happy Earth Day!!  🌎

50 years - WOW!

I guess that I was distracted on 4-20 day :smt033 and forgot to post pics of the dinner. Pork Satay skewers with peanut sauce over coconut rice, with a nice side salad and a tasty Rose. Main grate, direct, 350F with peach wood chunks.

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Grabbed the point offered at the local (choice) and cooked it up with s&P and a little additional things 3hrs in. Used the round SS pan that was drilled out and it performed very well for a comfortable 8 hours. Found it gave a equal balance distribution for the heat deflection. Wrapped at the stall in paper since it was a lean piece, but at the end it was all meat. 

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