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  • craigriceC craigrice

    how many people are smoking their meat and what kind for thanksgiving ?

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    craigrice I’m doing strip loin roasts. Haven’t decided if I’m going to sous vide or smoke yet. Weather and time being the primary concerns. Sister in law is doing the turkey so I’m pretty nervous on that.

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

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    • craigriceC craigrice

      how many people are smoking their meat and what kind for thanksgiving ?

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      craigrice I’m not smoking anything for my family but I’ve got many hams and hocks in the smoker today for many other family’s and some jerky and a turkey tomorrow.

      Better Living Through BBQ!

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        Joe Hell I’m shocked that you arent doing the cooking for thanksgiving, you can’t tell me your mom or someone else is a better cook in the family?

        I am going to do a ham that has already been cooked but I am going to score it in a pineapple pattern then rub it with some sort of rub, not sure which one yet, and then baste it in a mixture of butter and Terrapin Ridges Apple Maple Bacon Jam. Can’t wait to see how this goes.

        Thanks to Darkfish89 for the idea!

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        • Tex_77T Tex_77

          craigrice I’m doing strip loin roasts. Haven’t decided if I’m going to sous vide or smoke yet. Weather and time being the primary concerns. Sister in law is doing the turkey so I’m pretty nervous on that.

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          Tex_77 I am going to use a old dry-rub brine recipe that I have used with good results placed on the turkey the night before and placed in the fridge overnight then rinsed and let stand till a pellicle forms then season and smoke, I normally smoke for 2-3 hrs then finish in the oven

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          • craigriceC craigrice

            Tex_77 I am going to use a old dry-rub brine recipe that I have used with good results placed on the turkey the night before and placed in the fridge overnight then rinsed and let stand till a pellicle forms then season and smoke, I normally smoke for 2-3 hrs then finish in the oven

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            craigrice Educate me, what is a pellicle?

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

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              craigrice Educate me, what is a pellicle?

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              Tex_77 a pellicle is a glaze that forms on the outside of the of the meat that helps to seal in the juices and prevents drying it out during smoking

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              • craigriceC craigrice

                how many people are smoking their meat and what kind for thanksgiving ?

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                craigrice I’m smoking a turkey. I brine mine in cranberry juice and kosher salt for bout a day. The bird comes out pink from the brine…looks weird but it’s always juicy throw some rub on it and into the smoker

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                  What time does everyone eat their Thanksgiving meal? My wife’s family seems to think 3PM is the appropriate time. I on the other hand say noon or six.

                  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

                    What time does everyone eat their Thanksgiving meal? My wife’s family seems to think 3PM is the appropriate time. I on the other hand say noon or six.

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                    Tex_77 we normally eat between 5-6 old habit growing up on a farm

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                      Brining and Smoking 2- 20 # Turkeys , were eating about 6

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                      • craigriceC craigrice

                        how many people are smoking their meat and what kind for thanksgiving ?

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                        craigrice my lovely wife doesnt like the texture of a cured turkey so I am pumping one with honey and soluable garlic, giving it a butter rub under the skin and smoking it

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                        • JonathonJ Jonathon

                          Joe Hell I’m shocked that you arent doing the cooking for thanksgiving, you can’t tell me your mom or someone else is a better cook in the family?

                          I am going to do a ham that has already been cooked but I am going to score it in a pineapple pattern then rub it with some sort of rub, not sure which one yet, and then baste it in a mixture of butter and Terrapin Ridges Apple Maple Bacon Jam. Can’t wait to see how this goes.

                          Thanks to Darkfish89 for the idea!

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                          Jonathon I’m sure I’ll get roped into more than anticipated. I was going to make a bread recipe from King Arthur Flour called ‘Pane Bianco’ which is a knot like bread loaf with fresh basil, sun dried tomatoes, roasted garlic and shredded cheese.

                          Better Living Through BBQ!

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                          • Joe HellJ Joe Hell

                            Jonathon I’m sure I’ll get roped into more than anticipated. I was going to make a bread recipe from King Arthur Flour called ‘Pane Bianco’ which is a knot like bread loaf with fresh basil, sun dried tomatoes, roasted garlic and shredded cheese.

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                            Joe Hell Deep fried roast

                            Give a man a fish and he eats for a day
                            Teach a man to fish and he drinks beer for a lifetime

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                              Got a nine pound breast roll from Smart Food Service going on the smoker and and 14 lb. going in the roaster. Going to be way to much for who coming, but it freezes well in the vacuum bags. Plus you can’t go wrong with leftovers and a carcass for soup.

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                                craigrice my lovely wife doesnt like the texture of a cured turkey so I am pumping one with honey and soluable garlic, giving it a butter rub under the skin and smoking it

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                                Departing Contestant That’s where I’m going to. The only addition is to inject bacon fat into the breasts…

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                                • DougSmokesD DougSmokes

                                  Departing Contestant That’s where I’m going to. The only addition is to inject bacon fat into the breasts…

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                                  DougSmokes hmmmmm that Is a thought

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                                  • Joe HellJ Joe Hell

                                    Jonathon I’m sure I’ll get roped into more than anticipated. I was going to make a bread recipe from King Arthur Flour called ‘Pane Bianco’ which is a knot like bread loaf with fresh basil, sun dried tomatoes, roasted garlic and shredded cheese.

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                                    Joe Hell Hail to the King !!!

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                                    • DougSmokesD DougSmokes

                                      Joe Hell Hail to the King !!!

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                                      DougSmokes I made the Pane Bianco recipe from King Arthur Flour today. Nailed it! The bread is filled with roasted garlic, fresh basil, sun dried tomatoes and cheese.

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                                      Better Living Through BBQ!

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                                      • craigriceC craigrice

                                        how many people are smoking their meat and what kind for thanksgiving ?

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                                        craigrice How about some puff pastry ‘pig wheels’ from Jess Pryles? These are a puff pastry dough with fennel salami, prosciutto and cheese with an egg glaze.

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                                        Better Living Through BBQ!

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                                        • craigriceC craigrice

                                          how many people are smoking their meat and what kind for thanksgiving ?

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                                          craigrice Parker House Rolls on Thanksgiving is a must! Recipe from ‘Food and Wine’.

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                                          Better Living Through BBQ!

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