OT: BBQ Smokers

Did some Spare Ribs this weekend. They turned out to be the juiciest ribs I've ever eaten.

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This was one of my favorites. Beer can style but done with pineapple juice and grilled some of it up too. It was amazing .
 
Kenny,
Anytime just let me know when you and Brandon are coming by.

Moondog,
I havea green egg, large size. I love it and try to use it every weekend
 
Richard, what did you put inside the chicken? Looks like pineapple chunks??? Just trying to get ideas that work. Looking forward to trying my hand at smoking something this weekend :D
 
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tired of propane running out on me when I'm ready to bbq. Anyone here know how to run gas line to my bbq?
 
Kenny, that one was pretty simple. I bagged the chicken overnight to soak in some terriaki. I stuffed the pineapple inside since it was left over. Drank the beer and put the can of pineapple juice inside beer can about half way full. You can get the beer can holders at lowes for like $5.00. Cooked it for an 1.5 hours or so and it was moist and tender. I may have done some glaze on it half way thru but not sure. I hope that helps.
 
Kenny, that one was pretty simple. I bagged the chicken overnight to soak in some terriaki. I stuffed the pineapple inside since it was left over. Drank the beer and put the can of pineapple juice inside beer can about half way full. You can get the beer can holders at lowes for like $5.00. Cooked it for an 1.5 hours or so and it was moist and tender. I may have done some glaze on it half way thru but not sure. I hope that helps.

Sounds like a good one to try. Looking to get my feet wet this weekend on smoking. Will be trying a pork butt and some baby back ribs :cool:
 
OT: BBQ Smokers

Time to put the twins to bed. Looking to wake up to succulence!

Makes me want to break into a Sir Mix-A-Lot tune: I like big butts and I cannot lie!

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Thought I'd revive the thread with something a little different. Took my boys fishing up north to Sacramento River for a couple days of salmon fishing. It's been a really bad year with the drought so instead of going up in August/September for the nice and bright "chromies" we went October at end of the summer run when salmon are at their spawning sites and aren't really hungry but will still bite at baits out of instinct and irritation. This ups our odds. The drawback to it is the fish have darkened on outside and aren't as bright and shiny and the meat, although still tasty, has lightened up to more of a whitish pink color. We brought back about 50# of fillets. The biggest fish was 22#, the smallest 8-9# and majority was 15-20#. Because of the lightness, we will bbq the big boy on Sunday and rest will go into smoker. So, first batch was brined and will be smoked today and second batch went into brine. Also caught a 6# steelhead by luck and that baby will get cooked next week
 

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