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Trifecta of Meats (In progress)
MikeInTO
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We're hosting my father in law Sunday for his birthday and I thought I'd do it up right. Going to do brisket + pork butt + spare ribs + all the sides I can muster tomorrow in hopes of recreating a bbq joint. He's a big barbecue fan so I hope he's going to enjoy it.
Wife gave me some funny looks though as we have nearly 30 lbs of meat for 6 adults and a child. Oh well!

Finally found some great sources for these special occasion meals. Brisket is a Wagyu 11 pounder - had no idea they were readily available in Toronto. Going to do a basic S&P + butcher paper wrap with oak a la Franklin's. Pork is from a local farm and looks great.

Plan to start with brisket (just thrown on), pork putt to follow with a refresh of hickory and applewood. Ribs in the early afternoon for a 6pm dinner.
Finished a South Carolina mustard sauce, KC style sauce, and Piedmont style sauce (all via amazingribs - and all absolutely delicious). Should have bought a third squeeze bottle though (all apologies to anyone from North Carolina as your sauce was the thinnest hence the demotion to the water bottle - but I must say the tastiest!)

Have a great weekend everyone!
Mike
Wife gave me some funny looks though as we have nearly 30 lbs of meat for 6 adults and a child. Oh well!

Finally found some great sources for these special occasion meals. Brisket is a Wagyu 11 pounder - had no idea they were readily available in Toronto. Going to do a basic S&P + butcher paper wrap with oak a la Franklin's. Pork is from a local farm and looks great.

Plan to start with brisket (just thrown on), pork putt to follow with a refresh of hickory and applewood. Ribs in the early afternoon for a 6pm dinner.
Finished a South Carolina mustard sauce, KC style sauce, and Piedmont style sauce (all via amazingribs - and all absolutely delicious). Should have bought a third squeeze bottle though (all apologies to anyone from North Carolina as your sauce was the thinnest hence the demotion to the water bottle - but I must say the tastiest!)

Have a great weekend everyone!
Mike
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Looking good.
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Was running at 250 overnight and am already up to 170 on the brisket...was thinking it would take a bit longer to get to here. Hoping for a longish stall.

Wrapped, pork butt on, and a few chunks of hickory mixed with the oak that hasn't yet burned off.
Love watching this thing go!
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Nice. Go big or go home!Large Big Green Egg in a nest. North Shore of Boston.
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Where did you manage to get the brisket and was it frozen when you got it?HFX NS
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5 lbs per person is about typical in my house, so you should be fine
"I've made a note never to piss you two off." - Stike
"The truth is, these are not very bright guys, and things got out of hand." - Deep Throat -
Ambitious cook for sure. But the BGE karma will see you thru. Looking good right there. A true banquet waiting to be had. Enjoy the remainder of the cook and follow-on Q joint celebration.Louisville; Rolling smoke in the neighbourhood. Life is too short for light/lite beer! Seems I'm livin in a transitional period. CHEETO (aka Agent Orange) makes Nixon look like a saint.
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Nice!!!!!
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That's the precooking weight. Not even a challenge.JohnInCarolina said:5 lbs per person is about typical in my house, so you should be fine
XXL BGE, Karebecue, Klose BYC, Chargiller Akorn Kamado, Weber Smokey Mountain, Grand Turbo gasser, Weber Smoky Joe, and the wheelbarrow that my grandfather used to cook steaks from his cattle
San Antonio, TX
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Thanks for well wishes everyone! Fun day for sure.
Grabbed it from the Paradise Farms small little butcher shop at Sheppard and Bayview. I didn't call ahead and they had a great selection of fresh ones.Nsdexter said:Where did you manage to get the brisket and was it frozen when you got it? -
Looks like it's going to be an awesome meal, staying tuned
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Wow, the stall is real and scary. The brisket was just sitting at 170 or so forever and I was worried but has now jumped up to 190 . Probing pretty good I think but not quite there.

Butt's on track too I hope! It's the forgotten sister so far. -
Fantastic. Doing the ribs turbo?*******Owner of a large and a beloved mini in Philadelphia
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Thanks. I put the ribs on at 1 pm after taking the brisket off. Also wrapped the butt. I've been lucky with the 3/1/0.5 or so method with ribs. Hopefully that takes us to just before 6.jlsm said:Fantastic. Doing the ribs turbo?

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Damn- putting in the effort today! Good eats await.Keepin' It Weird in The ATX FBTX
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I am new to the egg and I must say I need to get the rack that has 2 levels. Looks awesome for cooking multiple meats. Who makes those? The food looks amazing.
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I believe that one is the green egg brand rackninnymugs said:I am new to the egg and I must say I need to get the rack that has 2 levels. Looks awesome for cooking multiple meats. Who makes those? The food looks amazing. -
If you are going aftermarket, get the ceramic Grill Store Adjustable Rig. It's a couple hundred dollars to get the full setup but well worth it.
https://ceramicgrillstore.com/
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Thanks for the nice words @ninnymugsslovelad said:
I believe that one is the green egg brand rackninnymugs said:I am new to the egg and I must say I need to get the rack that has 2 levels. Looks awesome for cooking multiple meats. Who makes those? The food looks amazing.
Exactly.
I'm in Canada so I thought the Ceramic Grill Store rig would be very expensive with shipping and all but I should have went with it off the bat.
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Loved this cook!
The Egg gods were feeling merciful on me today as everything turned out exactly as I had hoped and timing was spot on. Dinner was hot and ready to go at 6. I had never really had to do FTC before but what do you know 4.5 horus was perfect for the brisket. Still hot to the touch.
So much fun seeing why things work the way they do. Pulled pork was delicious with both the South Carolina mustard sauce (the surprise hit of the group) and of course the Western NC style (my fav). Both oddly similar yet different. Brisket had so much beef flavour salt and pepper alone were plenty.
Didn't grab as many brisket pics as I would have liked as I was slicing to order and felt strange stopping to take a pic.
Ribs and brisket were great on their own but the KC style sauce was perfect. Will definitely use the amazingribs sauce recipes again.
Sides were also a hit - did corn bread, collard greens, mac&cheese, boston baked beans, and coleslaw.
(My wife's plate - too embarrassed to show mine as it's this x 3).
My guests were great - very appreciative of the time and effort.
Hope everyone else had a great weekend,
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Home Run! That's a monumental cook to pull off. We'll done!
Any road will take you there if you don't know where you're going.
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Wow, great finish! All your food looks great, the plated shot makes it. I'm sure your FIL had a great birthday.
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Great job! I didn't multi dish cook today too for swmbo's BD but didn't use the eggs

This place in Delaware carries Ceramic Grill Store's stuff https://www.bjscountrymarket.com/shop/canuckland -
It's great when a plan all comes together like that. Kudos for pulling it off. I'm sure everyone loved it.Stillwater, MN
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Thanks guys! Also thank you @Canugghead as I didn't realize Ceramic Grill Store stuff was sold in Canada!
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That is simply inspirational!Lovin' my Large Egg since May 2012 (Richmond, VA) ... and makin' cookbooks at https://FamilyCookbookProject.com
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Very impressive. Everything looks great!
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Even the slices of white bread.
Great thread, glad it worked out and was appreciated. Tons of effort there.THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION TO THIS MATTER -
Your timing for the individual meats was perfect. Way to go. Looks great!
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