What did everyone cook today?
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I smoked a few pork shoulders last night and injected Pa’s Black Bull with my own rub on the outside. They smoked all night and I spritzed them with apple juice a few times this morning before wrapping them for the rest of the cook. The total cook time was about 14 hours and they turned out tasty and very moist. The Pa’s Black Bull definitely helped with keeping moisture in and has a great taste. I made a batch of my homemade Q sauce to go with it. It didn’t need it, but the sauce is also great.
Nice amount if smoke
No sandwich tonight, just the pulled meat, baked beans and a salad.
GWG8541 Love Pa’s with many a product. Glad you had a good result.
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I smoked a few pork shoulders last night and injected Pa’s Black Bull with my own rub on the outside. They smoked all night and I spritzed them with apple juice a few times this morning before wrapping them for the rest of the cook. The total cook time was about 14 hours and they turned out tasty and very moist. The Pa’s Black Bull definitely helped with keeping moisture in and has a great taste. I made a batch of my homemade Q sauce to go with it. It didn’t need it, but the sauce is also great.
Nice amount if smoke
No sandwich tonight, just the pulled meat, baked beans and a salad.
GWG8541 Those are some of the best shoulders I have seen in a long time, before the smoke & after! Then a Summer Shandy already to boot!
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I smoked a few pork shoulders last night and injected Pa’s Black Bull with my own rub on the outside. They smoked all night and I spritzed them with apple juice a few times this morning before wrapping them for the rest of the cook. The total cook time was about 14 hours and they turned out tasty and very moist. The Pa’s Black Bull definitely helped with keeping moisture in and has a great taste. I made a batch of my homemade Q sauce to go with it. It didn’t need it, but the sauce is also great.
Nice amount if smoke
No sandwich tonight, just the pulled meat, baked beans and a salad.
GWG8541 that looks great!
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I smoked a few pork shoulders last night and injected Pa’s Black Bull with my own rub on the outside. They smoked all night and I spritzed them with apple juice a few times this morning before wrapping them for the rest of the cook. The total cook time was about 14 hours and they turned out tasty and very moist. The Pa’s Black Bull definitely helped with keeping moisture in and has a great taste. I made a batch of my homemade Q sauce to go with it. It didn’t need it, but the sauce is also great.
Nice amount if smoke
No sandwich tonight, just the pulled meat, baked beans and a salad.
GWG8541 that Leineys summer shandy pairs real well with BBQ.
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I smoked a few pork shoulders last night and injected Pa’s Black Bull with my own rub on the outside. They smoked all night and I spritzed them with apple juice a few times this morning before wrapping them for the rest of the cook. The total cook time was about 14 hours and they turned out tasty and very moist. The Pa’s Black Bull definitely helped with keeping moisture in and has a great taste. I made a batch of my homemade Q sauce to go with it. It didn’t need it, but the sauce is also great.
Nice amount if smoke
No sandwich tonight, just the pulled meat, baked beans and a salad.
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Grill some steaks over the weekend, nothing fancy but they were tasty.
Isaiah 5:22 Woe to those who are heroes at drinking wine and champions at mixing drinks
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GWG8541 Those are some of the best shoulders I have seen in a long time, before the smoke & after! Then a Summer Shandy already to boot!
calldoctoday thank you kind Sir. One of the best parts was they were only $1.49 lb. at a local grocery. I had been wanting to use my Walton’s injector and the Pa’s Black Bull. It turned out great.
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Tex_77 those look pretty fancy to me.
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YooperDog I’m normally not a fruit in your beer guy, but I do like this one. A friend who grew up in Wisconsin got me hooked on Leinenkugel’s about 25 years ago. My favorite was their doppleboch “Big Butt”. It had two Rams butting each other on the label. They discontinued it, but did bring it back for a short time a few years ago. Word of advise if it comes back. Don’t bring it home and tell your wife “look honey they named a beer after you.” It did not work out too well for me.
“You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”
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YooperDog I’m normally not a fruit in your beer guy, but I do like this one. A friend who grew up in Wisconsin got me hooked on Leinenkugel’s about 25 years ago. My favorite was their doppleboch “Big Butt”. It had two Rams butting each other on the label. They discontinued it, but did bring it back for a short time a few years ago. Word of advise if it comes back. Don’t bring it home and tell your wife “look honey they named a beer after you.” It did not work out too well for me.
This?
Give a man a fish and he eats for a day
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Tex_77 wonderful grill marks. YAY!!!
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glen thats funny. Now that you’ve mentioned it, I probably never should have taught my wife how to run our backhoe.
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Sometimes you just need to fry bacon.
Isaiah 5:22 Woe to those who are heroes at drinking wine and champions at mixing drinks
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Tex_77 Nothing like making bacon, it makes everything great.
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YooperDog I’m normally not a fruit in your beer guy, but I do like this one. A friend who grew up in Wisconsin got me hooked on Leinenkugel’s about 25 years ago. My favorite was their doppleboch “Big Butt”. It had two Rams butting each other on the label. They discontinued it, but did bring it back for a short time a few years ago. Word of advise if it comes back. Don’t bring it home and tell your wife “look honey they named a beer after you.” It did not work out too well for me.
GWG8541 I will take that advice for sure. The shandy reminds me of a beer in Germany called a raddler. It was a wheat beer that they mixed in lemonade. There was another, but not to fond of it, a wheat beer mixed with coke if I remember correctly. Nothing like hearing a bunch of German party goers singing the song Alice with a raddler in hand. I think JoeB or maybe Dave in AZ can correct me. I am pretty sure they both served some time in Deutschland.
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GWG8541 I will take that advice for sure. The shandy reminds me of a beer in Germany called a raddler. It was a wheat beer that they mixed in lemonade. There was another, but not to fond of it, a wheat beer mixed with coke if I remember correctly. Nothing like hearing a bunch of German party goers singing the song Alice with a raddler in hand. I think JoeB or maybe Dave in AZ can correct me. I am pretty sure they both served some time in Deutschland.
YooperDog
The radler wasn’t the only beer-cocktail in Germany.
I remember seeing patrons order an altbier with a dash of raspberry syrup mixed in it. It probably had a name, but I never tried it or learned the name. The altbier was pretty good straight up. -
GWG8541 I will take that advice for sure. The shandy reminds me of a beer in Germany called a raddler. It was a wheat beer that they mixed in lemonade. There was another, but not to fond of it, a wheat beer mixed with coke if I remember correctly. Nothing like hearing a bunch of German party goers singing the song Alice with a raddler in hand. I think JoeB or maybe Dave in AZ can correct me. I am pretty sure they both served some time in Deutschland.
YooperDog Ah, I remember those! In fact, the radler is making a showing here now, I saw Grapefruit radler by TWO brewers at regular old Safeway recently! I bought both 6 packs because I like that red grapefruit carbonated water, and my wife likes shandy. They were pretty good!
processhead I always liked altbier, seem to recall it was mostly around Koln, maybe Koblenz? Either that or up near Dusseldorf I also went a lot.
Can’t recall for sure. But I did see them put various syrup like raspberry in beer, thiugh never tried myself. However, I am all in favor of beer experiments!
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Bought some seasoned deli sliced beef roast at a meat retailer store and 12 lbs of it at a discounted price. Decided to see how it would do as a Philly cheese steak! It was darn good!
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Bought some seasoned deli sliced beef roast at a meat retailer store and 12 lbs of it at a discounted price. Decided to see how it would do as a Philly cheese steak! It was darn good!
ND Mike That does look good!
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