Nick87
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You got a little something there on your nose.
What's on the smoker today?
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BackofBeyond
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Dude is signing checks on a $75M project, and has two more twice as big in the hopper. Ya, I can make ribs.You got a little something there on your nose.
Nick87
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Lol. Just poking fun. Hope he's not vegan.
Bigjay73
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Okay, hear me out. I absolutely love making Nashville hot chicken, which led me to trying the hot chicken sauce on some leftover pulled pork that i didnt know what to do with, and putting it into a burrito. Damn it's frigging delicious and a Lil messy 
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WildWill
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Made some bacon the other day.
WildWill
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Pork butt for lunch with the buddies after a skeet shooting competition.
Ribeye roast for dinner.
Ribeye roast for dinner.
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Boston butt for Sunday dinner.
Bigjay73
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Decided to try smoked beef cheeks and bologna burnt ends this weekend. Was gonna do a smoked turkey, but the wife is away, too much food for just me. Burnt ends were ridiculous, easy and yummy. Made barbacoa with one beef cheek last night, made a sandwich on a bun toasted in beef tallow, with kimchi and a spicy Korean BBQ sauce tonight. Wife doesn't know what she's missing
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Nick87
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Did the old faithful brockel shoulder fajitas tonight. Good thing everyone likes it I've got 6 antelope shoulders in the freezer and haven't even been out deer hunting yet.
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Bigjay73
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Everyone is cooking and recommending wagyu briskets. At $14 a lb, seems cheap for wagyu, but a chunk of money considering it's a 15lb slab of beef. Guy yesterday said prime is a waste of time, wagyu is the only way to go. I'm having a hard time believing that, though I have never actually tried wagyu. Is it really 3x better than prime? Should I give one a go this weekend?
Bigjay73
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Also, to anyone is Denver, I stopped by Proud Souls in Littleton and was very impressed. Very friendly staff, lots of rubs, sauces, woods, pellets, accessories in stock. I'll be trying one of their duroc pork butts in the near future.
Go ahead and try it. Then report back on your decision if it was worth it or not. Meanwhile, Kroger here has whole brisket for $2.99
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Sounds like those guys can't make good brisket anyway. I noticed a nice uptick between choice and prime, but I'm already trimming a bunch of fat off a prime brisket and it's still very juicy and moist at the end. This coming from a guy that doesn't wrap the brisket either.
Briskets cooks a long time to render fat and connective tissue. Wagyu is supposed to be tender and render easily already. Seems like one doesn't need the other. I guess if you're doing just a brisket flat it might make a material difference. If you do it at least put a pan underneath to catch all those smoky wagyu drippings.
Bigjay73
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I'm jealous, hard to find brisket at out Kroeger. $4.50 ish for prime at Costco though, still a good deal. I'm gonna have a hard time pulling the trigger on waygu, but who knows
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Also, spare ribs done today.
Bigjay73
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Where are you guys finding short ribs? I'm striking out at Sam's and Costco
MT_Fin
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Smoked some elk tendies for dinner last night. Delicious but I should have pulled them a couple minutes sooner.
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