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Almost too good to be true, the wife found these on sale. I would have asked if I could by the whole steer. Marbled filets at this price?

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Today was Charlie's 8th birthday. He oh course loves the grill and smoker so I spent most of the day with him.

Turkey breast, ribs, pork loin, salmon and some alligator links. He was in heaven all day guarding the smoker.

Andrea made a sweet bean and mac n cheese. I tried a new chipotle and sun dried tomato potato salad.

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2 slabs of St. Louis cut for those in the know...1 slab of baby back for those that don't know!
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It's not electric. Gas.
But I use plenty of coal and wood chips. The gas heats up the pan where the coals are burning to get it started. Then when you need more heat to cook it through, you can turn the heat up.
 
In a new brine recipe with apple juice;
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I call it "Hair of the dog pork brine", (my daughter evidently used my brine mixing pitcher to wash the pooches)....Full of hair.:doh:
In the smoker tomorrow morning.
 
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Simple brine recipe (adjusted for pot size) ;

2 cups of water
1/4 cup Kosher salt
1/4 cup Brown sugar
2 cups Apple juice

12 to 24 hours in the fridge, then a cajun rub.

My smoker takes at least 10 hours.
Regret I didn't start it sooner.
Delicious.
 
Smoking some thighs...not too exciting, but tasty!
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