2024 Smoking/Grilling/Cooking Baking thread

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  • JamesV

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    We do "tri tip" out here (Kommiefornia); it's a hunk that generally weighs a 3-4 pounds. I usually do them on the rotisserie in about an hour +/-.

    What kind of smoke times are bigger cuts like this taking? A general question, I know...

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    With the temps that we have around here a brisket would be about 1 hour per pound at 250-275 smoking temp. Now this is with a WSM, Weber Smokey Mountain.
     

    yeahbaby

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    Well, wrong thread but oh well.
    We put the kids Corvette in the garage and plugged it in and headed to Indy.W
    We had an awesome lunch at The Tomale Place and it was as good as it ever was.
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    We talked for quite awhile and I dropped him off at the airport. He's heading to Chicago and then to spend a week with his cousin stationed in Germany for a week, and then back to Baghdad for 4-5 months.

    @bgcatty... How much does a new set of rear Michelins go for?
    I got the keys.
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    We have a legit Mexican market in town that makes fantastic tamales. Along with everything else.
     

    Creedmoor

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    I always grab a couple dozen and put them in the freezer. They freeze well for those times when you need a tamale but are not interested in driving down there.
    :yesway: I have bought them frozen right from them. Up on the sign board is what they have frozen in stock. Great Food.
    Another great place is in Noblesville called The Libery.
     

    thunderchicken

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    I've been so busy all summer and the last few weeks that I haven't had time to smoke any meats. However, I will be smoking a duck this afternoon. Never had duck before but was my daughter and son in laws idea so, I'll give it a try. Anyone have any tips?
     

    d.kaufman

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    No pics but ribs were excellent.

    Cooler temps (low 50s) and rain next couple of days so tomorrow will be stuffed peppers and I pulled a corned beef out of deep freeze for reubens on Tuesday
     

    Vodnik4

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    Tater Tots poutine, found actual cheese curds at Aldi’s, fried everything in bacon grease… perfect cold weather food. Kinda same concept as taco bowls, everyone makes their own mix to their own taste. No pics, ate it too fast.
     

    BigRed

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    Aj requested grilled cheese.

    Now I want one... or 2.

    We had a cheap steak, flat iron. Still damned good.
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    Grilled cheese is still amongst the best.

    A measure of a good hole in the wall place is one that takes the order without a menu with bacon and tomato. The high class hole in the wall places have fried egg to put into the mix.

    Home is the best hole in the wall place.
     
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