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A couple of weekend cooks...
NibbleMeThis
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Hope everyone is having a great weekend and trying to stay cool.
I smoked a pair of butts yesterday. Used a homemade basic rub and used a different injection on each. Hickory/apple wood combo.
Slow roasted a beef eye of round. Usually I do them at a higher temp but tried it at 250f because I wanted a more even degree of doneness. I liked it better, seemed to be more tender.
Made creole roast beef wraps, delicious! The au jus was spicy from the seasoning dripping into it.
Working on a honey wing recipe for a third party so it was fun experimenting. In fact, about to go test some more.
Everyone have a great week!
I smoked a pair of butts yesterday. Used a homemade basic rub and used a different injection on each. Hickory/apple wood combo.
Slow roasted a beef eye of round. Usually I do them at a higher temp but tried it at 250f because I wanted a more even degree of doneness. I liked it better, seemed to be more tender.
Made creole roast beef wraps, delicious! The au jus was spicy from the seasoning dripping into it.
Working on a honey wing recipe for a third party so it was fun experimenting. In fact, about to go test some more.
Everyone have a great week!
Knoxville, TN
Nibble Me This
Nibble Me This
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Thats a lot of cooking for a weekend Chris looks great
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I've been playing with a honey wing sauce myself. I use 4oz of crystal hot sauce with 3/4 cup of honey and a heaping 1/8 tsp of ginger. Let it simmer low on the stove for about 20 minutes. So far everyone who tried it loves it.
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Ha, yeah it is, Ross, but it will last for the week and we freeze pulled pork as well.
My 11 y/o started football practice last week, 4 times a week for 2 hours. Between him and my 22 y/o son, food disappears fast around here! :laugh:Knoxville, TN
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That sounds good Joe! I was going to use fresh ginger in the one I made but I was out.
Do you use a dry rub first?Knoxville, TN
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Chris, I absolutly love your creativity!
Thanks for sharing.Molly
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Great pics.The food ALL looks GREAT!
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Nice cooks!
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I forgot to mention I do use a light sprinkling of dizzy dust.
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