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monty55

Lifer
Apr 16, 2014
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It's that time of year my friends! Fill up your fire boxes and start smokin!!

Here's some brisky, pork ribs, lollipop chicken legs (from the wing) wrapped in bacon, and some ABT's (atomic buffalo turd's) pics to get you fired up!
Bon appetite!

I start with a whole untrimmed brisket. I trim the fat down to a 1/8"-1/4" thickness. I always cook my briskets fat side down, this protects the bottom from heat and hence from drying it out. I cut up the fat I trimmed off and place it over the brisket (which is meat side up)in a pan with holes. Over the first 6 hours that fat renders out and drips onto the meat below. I slather the brisky in yellow mustard and coat heavily with "The Slabs" before smokin.
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All that's left and fat is rendered!
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While the brisky is doin it's thing I start work on the Lollipop Legs and ABT's which I make with Monterey jack, cream cheese and a habanero all put in food processor and whipped smooth. Fold into that, chopped grilled pineapple. Cut the jalapenos in half and de-seed, fill with turd and wrap in thick sliced bacon.
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Everything on the smoker!

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Let's eat!
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It's that time of year my friends! Fill up your fire boxes and start smokin!!

Here's some brisky, pork ribs, lollipop chicken legs (from the wing) wrapped in bacon, and some ABT's (atomic buffalo turd's) pics to get you fired up!
Bon appetite!

I start with a whole untrimmed brisket. I trim the fat down to a 1/8"-1/4" thickness. I always cook my briskets fat side down, this protects the bottom from heat and hence from drying it out. I cut up the fat I trimmed off and place it over the brisket (which is meat side up)in a pan with holes. Over the first 6 hours that fat renders out and drips onto the meat below. I slather the brisky in yellow mustard and coat heavily with "The Slabs" before smokin.
work on the Lollipop Legs and ABT's which I make with Monterey jack, cream cheese and a habanero all put in food processor and whipped smooth. Fold into that, chopped grilled pineapple. Cut the jalapenos in half and de-seed, fill with turd and wrap in thick sliced bacon.
OH MOMMA!!!!!!!
 
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monty55

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Well, my man, you have some skill and it is appreciated but I'll stay with KC barbecue. Definitely prefer pork to beef.
I love pork too! That's why there's 3 racks of pork ribs in the pics, cut St. Louis style, along with pork bacon wrapped around the ABT's and Chicken lollipops. The Brisket was the only beef. I covered the bases with Chicken, Pork and Beef.
 
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Man I miss the days of smoking some ribs/pork shoulder and searing up some thick steaks. Just can't bring myself the pay the crazy prices for meat right now. Used to be able to get a rack of St Louis ribs, baby backs ribs, or a shoulder for $10 all day long. Now it's more than double that every time I go looking ?.
 
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It's that time of year my friends! Fill up your fire boxes and start smokin!!

Here's some brisky, pork ribs, lollipop chicken legs (from the wing) wrapped in bacon, and some ABT's (atomic buffalo turd's) pics to get you fired up!
Bon appetite!

I start with a whole untrimmed brisket. I trim the fat down to a 1/8"-1/4" thickness. I always cook my briskets fat side down, this protects the bottom from heat and hence from drying it out. I cut up the fat I trimmed off and place it over the brisket (which is meat side up)in a pan with holes. Over the first 6 hours that fat renders out and drips onto the meat below. I slather the brisky in yellow mustard and coat heavily with "The Slabs" before smokin.
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All that's left and fat is rendered!
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While the brisky is doin it's thing I start work on the Lollipop Legs and ABT's which I make with Monterey jack, cream cheese and a habanero all put in food processor and whipped smooth. Fold into that, chopped grilled pineapple. Cut the jalapenos in half and de-seed, fill with turd and wrap in thick sliced bacon.


Let's eat!
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My mouth is watering just seeing this!!!!
 
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beefeater33

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WOW!! I missed this the first time 'round!
That brisket looks wonderful. This is good timing as I just bought a nice one on sale-
I've never cooked one, but plan on using your method when I do!
Thanks for the inspiration, Monty!
 
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monty55

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Is it a big boy offset smoker you're using?
It's a Klose offset smoker.

is that a Shun knife? If so, I have two that I absolutely love. Great knives
Indeed, it is... good eye! A Shun Classic. I own 5, and love them all!

This is good timing as I just bought a nice one on sale-
I've never cooked one, but plan on using your method when I do!
Sweet! Do you have a smoker or are you using your oven?


Glad you all liked the food porn. Hoping to inspire everyone to dust off your grillin and smokin equipment and make some good eats. It's perfect weather for it right now down here in Texas.

Everything turned out great. It's hard to tell from the pics, my Nikon tends to the warm side of the color spectrum, but the ribs were pull off the bone tender. I should have taken a pic after a few bites of one. I don't like my ribs "falling off the bone" done, that's over-cooked IMHO. You should be able to grab the meat with your teeth and pull it away from the bone, leaving a clean bone. It's juicy and yummy!

The brisket was just about as good as it gets IMO. Tender and juicy! Here's a closeup I have that didn't get included in OP.

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