WildWill
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No just cheeto finger prints everywhere .Looks like some quality dinners right there. Do the cheese balls add some texture?
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No just cheeto finger prints everywhere .Looks like some quality dinners right there. Do the cheese balls add some texture?
You and mtmuley ... you are the Pit Bosses! Nicely done!View attachment 329913
Same as mtmuley.
Gonna smoke the beans and mac & cheese as well. First time doing a full meal on the pellet grill. mtmuleyYou and mtmuley ... you are the Pit Bosses! Nicely done!
More drool-inducing photos ... Please?Gonna smoke the beans and mac & cheese as well. First time doing a full meal on the pellet grill. mtmuley
I'm an amateur at this, but I'll see what I can do. mtmuleyMore drool-inducing photos ... Please?
Spatchcock? mtmuleyMy family and I along with a friend butchered 60 chickens two weekends ago. Threw our first one of 30 on the pit boss this afternoon!
Not this time. Kept it whole. Brined for about 20 hours as it thawed, seasoned it and tossed it on. I’ll spatchcock the next one!Spatchcock? mtmuley
Not sure what's going on, but the last 2 times I've cooked baby backs, they've been dry. No wrap, 250 degrees till they break when bent, around 202 degrees. Pork jerky
I'll wrap next time, I haven't in the past though which is kinda weirdMy opinion? A little too hot and cooked too long. Wrapping does help!
I'd bring it down 25 degrees or so. Are you spraying them with apple juice?Not sure what's going on, but the last 2 times I've cooked baby backs, they've been dry. No wrap, 250 degrees till they break when bent, around 202 degrees. Pork jerky
No, wish I hadI'd bring it down 25 degrees or so. Are you spraying them with apple juice?