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  • twilliamsT twilliams

    Tex_77 i had it set to shut down at 135°, i have no idea how long it was shut down until i peeked out my window to check on temp. I turned smoker back on just to read the IT temp probe reading and it was 148°. Still good, just not my medium rare liking but its the way the wife likes it

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    twilliams with hangover cooking, going to 135 in my opinion is going to shoot your final temp way past medium rare. That said every grill cooks differently. Now if you want to get it spot on 135, I’d sous vide then sear and it will be perfect.

    Isaiah 5:22 Woe to those who are heroes at drinking wine and champions at mixing drinks

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      Smoking some rib tips I’ve have had so it made me hungry so I Did a flat iron in skillet with some eggs this morning. I tenderized using salt method. And I used Walton’s steak n roast seasoning and whisky rub . Was good flavor tender for a cheaper cut of meat.
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        Such a beautiful day here in Nor Cal it’s time to put the WyldSide through the paces of making a tri tip dinner.
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          For lunch today I made shrimp etouffee!
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          Isaiah 5:22 Woe to those who are heroes at drinking wine and champions at mixing drinks

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            Joe Hell Jonathon Darkfish89 Here are some wings I smoked on the PK360 last night. I used the used the two zone method with a couple chunks of pecan for smoke. I seasoned them with Oakridge BBQ SPOGOS and some chili lime seasoning then smoked at 225 for about an hour. Then I brushed them with Head Country BBQ sauce and finished them over direct heat. Then I pulled them off and tossed them with Kosmos Q Kicking Cajun Wing Dust. They were to die for.
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            • Tex_77T Tex_77

              Joe Hell Jonathon Darkfish89 Here are some wings I smoked on the PK360 last night. I used the used the two zone method with a couple chunks of pecan for smoke. I seasoned them with Oakridge BBQ SPOGOS and some chili lime seasoning then smoked at 225 for about an hour. Then I brushed them with Head Country BBQ sauce and finished them over direct heat. Then I pulled them off and tossed them with Kosmos Q Kicking Cajun Wing Dust. They were to die for.
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              Tex_77 it looks like you’ve had a productive and tasty weekend! Good job!

              Better Living Through BBQ!

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                macsinsac and Tex_77 your friend and family must absolutely love it when you cook! Delicious looking food, i’ve never made etouffee, that might need to change!

                Get more help with your processing questions and learn more about processing meat by subscribing to our waltonsinc.com youtube page at https://wltns.link/waltonstv I am a Gorilla, love yourself

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                • Stats77S Stats77

                  Smoking some rib tips I’ve have had so it made me hungry so I Did a flat iron in skillet with some eggs this morning. I tenderized using salt method. And I used Walton’s steak n roast seasoning and whisky rub . Was good flavor tender for a cheaper cut of meat.
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                  Stats77 Did you use table salt or kosher salt? I know I watched a video somewhere saying to use kosher and not table salt or it would come out to salty.

                  Isaiah 5:22 Woe to those who are heroes at drinking wine and champions at mixing drinks

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                  • Tex_77T Tex_77

                    Stats77 Did you use table salt or kosher salt? I know I watched a video somewhere saying to use kosher and not table salt or it would come out to salty.

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                    Tex_77
                    Has to be kosher…Just tried with non iodized table salt…Will be up drinking water all night. Argh!

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                    • Tex_77T Tex_77

                      For lunch today I made shrimp etouffee!
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                      #253

                      Tex_77 that shrimp looks delicious!!

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                      • PapaSopP PapaSop

                        Tex_77
                        Has to be kosher…Just tried with non iodized table salt…Will be up drinking water all night. Argh!

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                        PapaSop yep not the thing to do…lol!

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                        • C chippewa

                          Tex_77 that shrimp looks delicious!!

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                          chippewa Thank you!

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                          • Stats77S Stats77

                            Smoking some rib tips I’ve have had so it made me hungry so I Did a flat iron in skillet with some eggs this morning. I tenderized using salt method. And I used Walton’s steak n roast seasoning and whisky rub . Was good flavor tender for a cheaper cut of meat.
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                            #256

                            Stats77 That is my preferred steak prep! Kosher all the way

                            Better Living Through BBQ!

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                            • Tex_77T Tex_77

                              Stats77 Did you use table salt or kosher salt? I know I watched a video somewhere saying to use kosher and not table salt or it would come out to salty.

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                              Tex_77 I’ve always just used Kosher when doing it like this. I sometimes do pineapple method or marinade overnight. But this method works well. Pineapple I think sometimes breaks the neat down to much if your not careful.

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                                Temp 24, wind chill 12… When you crave a brat it doesn’t matter. Been awhile.

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                                Some people say they’re better soaked in beer… I’d have to agree.

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                                • PapaSopP PapaSop

                                  Temp 24, wind chill 12… When you crave a brat it doesn’t matter. Been awhile.

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                                  Some people say they’re better soaked in beer… I’d have to agree.

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                                  PapaSop You can grill in any weather!

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                                  • craigriceC craigrice

                                    @Fat-Bob have you ever tried finishing them in a water bath on the stove at about 175 water temp. I have done this as many others do and I have had very good results and fast finish

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                                    craigrice I haven’t…yet. 🙂 I do want to try it though. Maybe next time, have 30# of it to eat right now. lol

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                                      Well it may have been cold today, but not to cold to fire up the grill and cook some german sausage and onions.
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                                        Trying my second batch of bacon jerky. Using thin bacon this time with my habanero and reaper Pepper powder and granulated garlic. Been in for three hours, hopefully only one more to go!20200111_151352.jpg 20200111_151356.jpg 20200111_151404.jpg 20200111_151546.jpg

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                                          Trying my second batch of bacon jerky. Using thin bacon this time with my habanero and reaper Pepper powder and granulated garlic. Been in for three hours, hopefully only one more to go!20200111_151352.jpg 20200111_151356.jpg 20200111_151404.jpg 20200111_151546.jpg

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                                          DougSmokes So, how’d that bacon jerk turn out? I don’t suppose you saved us any did ya 🐷 (the only white meat)

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