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01-17-2021 , 05:35 PM
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Originally Posted by Tom Ames
I did sous vide ribs once--finished them in the smoker. They were very tender and falling off the bone. I hate ribs that are falling off the bone or that tender, but many people prefer them like that.

I will not sous vide ribs again simply for that reason, but if you prefer simplicity and falling off the bone tender, it would probably be hard to beat that method.
That is directly related to the temp and the time, not the cooking method. It's not hard to get fully toothsome meaty ribs via sous vide
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01-17-2021 , 05:45 PM
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Originally Posted by foobar
I'm not getting the *true BBQ experience*. But F that...I'm concerned about quality of output, not trying to win some bullshit authenticity award..
lol, my sentiments exactly, I don't see any value staying up all night worrying about fire & temperature.

I have a Bradley smoker and the only drawbacks are the build quality and the fact you don't get the smoke ring on your brisket, but the ring is purely aesthetic and does nothing for the flavor (so I'm told).
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01-18-2021 , 09:19 AM
Repurposed leftover Buffalo chicken made into chilaquiles




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01-18-2021 , 10:23 AM
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Originally Posted by yimyammer
lol, my sentiments exactly, I don't see any value staying up all night worrying about fire & temperature.

I have a Bradley smoker and the only drawbacks are the build quality and the fact you don't get the smoke ring on your brisket, but the ring is purely aesthetic and does nothing for the flavor (so I'm told).
You can always fake the ring by adding some pink salt to your rub.
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01-18-2021 , 10:01 PM
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Originally Posted by miamicheats
Repurposed leftover Buffalo chicken made into chilaquiles



that looks really good

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Originally Posted by JackInDaCrak
You can always fake the ring by adding some pink salt to your rub.
I've heard adding a few pre-ignited charcoal nuggets to the interior of the box also realizes the chemical that creates the smoke ring

I made a brisket the other night but left it on too long and it got overcooked but I've been throwing it in with the ramen I made and it works well
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01-20-2021 , 09:02 PM
Mangalitsa pork oh my. The lady behind the counter assured me that these were mangalitsa and not beef so I got 2 knowing that shits expensive. It rang up as 8.99 a lb so I bought all of these “chops”. Man they were delicious. Looks like beef tastes like beefy pork. Might be the perfect meat.





That interior **** is from the extreme exterior (obviously) it was even more medium rare and beef looking as you worked towards the bone.
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01-20-2021 , 09:04 PM
sweet baby jesus
(and i'm not religious)
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01-20-2021 , 09:05 PM
*drool*
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01-20-2021 , 10:35 PM
Deep fried laser potato wedge.



With samurai sauce, hell yeah.
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01-20-2021 , 10:54 PM
Stop it!!! I'm trying to take a potato break for a while. I can not imagine how much of that I could eat at one sitting. Looks great!
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01-20-2021 , 11:04 PM
I totally relate to that little upright bit at the very tip.
I resoundingly applaud your quest for exploration.
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01-22-2021 , 12:58 AM
fried potato wedge looks awesome, what's samurai sauce?

speaking of sauces, I was watching Diners, drive-ins and Dives and they highlighted a place called Pastabilities that makes a spicy hot tomato oil so I ordered some



its really good but expensive (2 for 29 bucks shipped) so I gotta crack the code on this, it appears to just be tomatoes, garlic, honey, chili peppers and olive oil from what I recall from the show seen here:

https://www.foodnetwork.com/shows/di.../fully-focused

anyone know how to post the video here?
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01-22-2021 , 04:45 AM
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01-22-2021 , 11:24 AM
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Originally Posted by Hoagie
Mangalitsa pork oh my. The lady behind the counter assured me that these were mangalitsa and not beef so I got 2 knowing that shits expensive. It rang up as 8.99 a lb so I bought all of these “chops”. Man they were delicious. Looks like beef tastes like beefy pork. Might be the perfect meat.





That interior **** is from the extreme exterior (obviously) it was even more medium rare and beef looking as you worked towards the bone.

Hoagie this looks great. Need to see if I can find some of this pork.
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01-22-2021 , 01:13 PM
Hoagie, that cut looks exactly like the cut a bbq joint I like (but no longer visit often enough) serves as a "pork steak." I have no idea exactly how they cook it, but I have always wondered what the cut was. Now I have some idea.
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01-22-2021 , 03:53 PM
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Originally Posted by yimyammer
fried potato wedge looks awesome, what's samurai sauce?
It's a sauce Belgians put on fries. Quality.

Sambal and mayo as a jumping-off point and go nuts from there. I'll add ketchup, fish sauce, citrus, etc. whatever is dying in the fridge.
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01-22-2021 , 05:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Tom Ames
Hoagie, that cut looks exactly like the cut a bbq joint I like (but no longer visit often enough) serves as a "pork steak." I have no idea exactly how they cook it, but I have always wondered what the cut was. Now I have some idea.

This butcher has all kinds of weird cuts I have to google. Like last night I had pork leg fillet which is like a pork tenderloin with tons of flavor and fat in it.

Then there’s usually heart of clod steaks, baseball roasts, Denver steaks. All the weird ****.
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01-22-2021 , 05:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Da_Nit
Hoagie this looks great. Need to see if I can find some of this pork.

Do it. It’s amazing.
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01-22-2021 , 06:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Brian O'Nolan
It's a sauce Belgians put on fries. Quality.

Sambal and mayo as a jumping-off point and go nuts from there. I'll add ketchup, fish sauce, citrus, etc. whatever is dying in the fridge.
samourai and pili-pili are my two favorites.

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01-22-2021 , 07:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Hoagie
This butcher has all kinds of weird cuts I have to google. Like last night I had pork leg fillet which is like a pork tenderloin with tons of flavor and fat in it.

Then there’s usually heart of clod steaks, baseball roasts, Denver steaks. All the weird ****.

Good butcher. Been wanting the heart of clod steak but so few butchers are able to butcher them.
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01-22-2021 , 07:27 PM
Never heard of a clod heart, nice.
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01-22-2021 , 07:44 PM
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Originally Posted by JL514
That is directly related to the temp and the time, not the cooking method. It's not hard to get fully toothsome meaty ribs via sous vide
This. You should give it a shot with different time/temp. Mine were not "fall off the bone," they needed a good but gentle tug to get the meat off, just like a properly cooked rib.
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01-22-2021 , 07:45 PM
gave my irish bride a heart of clod necklace to celebrate our 10th anniversary
she hasn't looked at me the same way since
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01-22-2021 , 07:46 PM
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Originally Posted by Hoagie
This butcher has all kinds of weird cuts I have to google. Like last night I had pork leg fillet which is like a pork tenderloin with tons of flavor and fat in it.

Then there’s usually heart of clod steaks, baseball roasts, Denver steaks. All the weird ****.
get you some oxtail and go to town!
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01-23-2021 , 08:35 PM
Recent discussion (and by discussion I mean hate) in the fast food thread about stuffed crust made me want to make one, so I did. Just a basic pepperoni.

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