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Pork chops and Smokey Chili Lime potatoes.
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Flat iron deconstructed fajitas.
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Spareribs . One salt , red and black pepper. Other with Rodney Scottā€™s rib rub . Salt and pepper cooked a bit longer for the wife . She likes fall off the bone .
 

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Crappy plated pic, made some more of that chimichurri I did last week and put it on the burger. Freaking amazing!!
Some burgers are beef and some are 3/4 lamb 1/4 pork mixed together.
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Last evening, small Wagyu ribeye roast. Amazing - no words to describe. Cheated on SF again this one was slow roasted on my Weber kettle with B&B oak briquettes and hickory wood chunks indirect, about a 1/3 snake setup. Smoked for 2 hours until 135 IT. I know SF would have done me proud but when I cook I like to do it all outside and I needed different cooking temps. SF handled 2 iron skillets with Brussels and the onion/mushroom dressing, plus a pan of potatoes. Held strong at 400 for just over an hour. Plus the SF was my kettle temp monitor šŸ˜ƒ. I have to say I love the smoke output on the SF itā€™s great even at 400, good flavor in the entire meal.
 

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I going to try a 12 lb brisket this weekend on the SF. I used to cook brisket on the WSM with apple chunks, but I'm planning on using Lumber Jack's Mesquite blend pellets for the SF. Has anyone used these on a brisket? Should I skip the smokeboost option if I planning on not wrapping, so I don't over smoke it? I'm going to rub with straight S&P. I'm attempting a Texas style brisket without wrapping.
 
I going to try a 12 lb brisket this weekend on the SF. I used to cook brisket on the WSM with apple chunks, but I'm planning on using Lumber Jack's Mesquite blend pellets for the SF. Has anyone used these on a brisket? Should I skip the smokeboost option if I planning on not wrapping, so I don't over smoke it? I'm going to rub with straight S&P. I'm attempting a Texas style brisket without wrapping.
Keep us updated. Iā€™d skip smokeboost if I wasnā€™t wrapping.
 
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