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Official 2024 BBQ, Smoking, Grilling, Baking and Beer thread
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I need more info on that pie!Well out with last year and hears to a new year. Our usual New Years Eve dinner consists of see the pics
Dusted these chicken thighs with Yardbird and then cooked for 45 min. with the vortex. Family couldn’t get enough. Very juicy and flavorful.
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Looks great Funny I did some thighs and a spatchcock chicken again on the rectec smoker
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Hold on Let me get the wife to tell you as I am not the baker in this family.
Had some pieces of leftover ribeye that had been smoked and seared. Were thinner pieces that were a little too well done and wouldn't have been good just reheated. Decided to shred them with food processor's cheese grater. Used the griddle to make cheesesteaks. Turned out awesome. No pics, was late and they just looked like normal cheesesteaks. Would do again. Love the griddle!
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Those thighs look fantastic! Nice job. I hardly use my Kettle any more, but I still think it’s the most versatile grill you can get, especially for the price. I never got a Vortex, but have the Slow n Sear.
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Well, summer is officially on! Cooked the first brisket of the year. It’s only a small flat, since it’s just for me and my wife, but a fun cook. Gotta be more careful with the flat because, without the point, it can dry out quickly. Cooked at 250° until IT hit 160°, then wrapped with some beef broth. Didn’t probe tender enough until IT hit 207°, so I was a bit worried about it being dry, but it was just fine! 
im going cheap today. chuck roasts. I have been wanting to try it out. 1 for sandwiches and one for burnt ends. I had them cut me 2 that were 3.5 each vs the stupid little ones usually around. oh and fish tacos from the crappie I caught Thursday. I went for some bass catch and release. I caught a huge crappie so grabbed my panfish rod and casts later 6 more fish I switched over. they were everywhere. had to work through 100's of small ones but got my typical 20 and was good to go. I never take more panfish then needed for my family and if my parents want fish. I don't have the energy to do big clean and freeze runs. lol went for bass next day. . . we landed 40 plus so I got my bass fill. lol
You know when ur at the store and something glances by u and u go “ok why not. Seems interesting”
Crappie tacos with a mango slaw, cilantro, and lime.
Round 1. Lol
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lol I know really. lolDon't sell yourself short... Those don't look crappy.
--Jeff
Smoked chuck. Meat church rubs. Pickled onions. Bao buns.
Ok I’m done for the night. River fishing for smallies tomorrow!
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Garlic scapes are harvested. Put some in with some bruschetta chicken (chicken, tomato, onion, etc baked in the oven) last night.
I still have 30 or so scapes to do something with.
I still have 30 or so scapes to do something with.
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