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  • Cast iron cooking
    M MJBrubaker

    ND Mike 200-225 apple wood for 1 hr to 138degrees internal meat temp

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  • Cast iron cooking
    M MJBrubaker

    Just got done with processing 18 Lb of bacon
    Then wifey goes how about those bacon ends!
    So, the BGE was still a cooking after smoking the bacon and a brisket flat
    Whipped out an 8” CI that has been in the family around 90 years , cooked the bacon ens ten cooked up a Serrano pepper mix to put on or burgers

    What a day!!!

    I love these holidays !

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  • Cast iron cooking
    M MJBrubaker

    Hi Guys

    Just got done smoking meat loaf in lodge bread cast iron pans. Used 2 pans, 1lb of ground veal, 1lb lean ground beef , 1lb ground lamb and the usual of bread crumbs, onion , bell pepper, salt pepper, etc

    Used hickory wood, 1 hour at 375 to 150

    Great tasting!

    The second loaf is wrapped in foil in a bag, easy meal done the road

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  • Cast iron cooking
    M MJBrubaker

    I use cast iron on an on going basis from meat loaf pans to 10” & 12” skillets to grill surface and Dutch ovens

    You can beat it for heat retention and good flavors

    The old stuff has better surfaces for sure

    I have a few pieces that are well over a 100 years old and still going strong

    I don’t like the enameled stuff at all, why use it?

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