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51 minutes ago, HOF44 said:

Nothing truer than this.  Sometimes I just use a dry rub no sauce.  To strong a sauce can even ruin good BBQ.  

 

It's like a good steak: you don't need that much seasoning to make it good--smoke and sauce should enhance the flavor of the meat, not overpower it.

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1 hour ago, Riggo#44 said:

 

It's like a good steak: you don't need that much seasoning to make it good--smoke and sauce should enhance the flavor of the meat, not overpower it.

A good covering of salt and pepper on steak (the steak can take it), cook to 130 internal, rest 5-7 min. 

Thank me later.

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12 minutes ago, AsburySkinsFan said:

A good covering of salt and pepper on steak (the steak can take it), cook to 130 internal, rest 5-7 min. 

Thank me later.

 

Oh I am on it. I sear a good 1-inch thick steak on my Primo for 3-4 mins a side. I use Penzy's Chicago Seasoning on it, does really well!

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1 hour ago, AsburySkinsFan said:

Thank you, ran them on thr gas grill.

 

Pork butt goes on the Weber early tomorrow morning.

Take pics throughout and let know how it goes with the slow and sear for you. 

1 hour ago, Skinsfan1311 said:

Making some Pit Beef tomorrow 

 

Traditional Baltimore pit beef?  It’s done at a higher temp and sliced isn’t it?

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13 hours ago, HOF44 said:

Take pics throughout and let know how it goes with the slow and sear for you. 

Traditional Baltimore pit beef?  It’s done at a higher temp and sliced isn’t it?

Yes.  I use Meatheads recipe.  Dry brine and inject it with beef broth, apply a rub and let it sit overnight.  I smoke it at ~225° til it hits 115°.  Then I sear it on high heat until it reaches 125°.  I started it on the Weber with the SnS, then seared it on Old Reliable.

 

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1 hour ago, AsburySkinsFan said:

 

I’m planning a 10-12 hour cook. I’m aiming for 8pm tonight.

I've learned over the years that smaller works better, and never go bigger than 5lbs.

When feeding a crowd, I look for an 8-10lb butt, and get the butcher to cut it in in half. I cook them at the same time.  They cook faster, and there's much more delicious bark. You can fit three 4-5 lb butts in the kettle with the SnS.

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16 minutes ago, AsburySkinsFan said:

Getting there...

 

 

Nice bark!!! I have a feeling this is gonna be one of the best things you have fixed.  Have you hit the stall yet?

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