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What’s on the grill/smoker today? 2021

What do you think about the Meater? All the YouTubers love it.
So far I think it’s great! First and foremost, having a single wireless probe that monitors IT and ambient temp is awesome. The app is pretty in depth. And the time estimate changes based on current IT vs target vs ambient. I’ve only used it once, but at this point I highly recommend it.

Only downfall I could see would be using it in the rain. The probe charger is also the signal booster, so the charger has to sit on or (very) close to the smoker. It’s made of wood and has a magnetic battery cover, so I wouldn’t exactly call it weather proof.
 
There is a meat store near my son's cabin in Pennsylvania and they make incredible things for the grill and smoker. This is my attempt at what they call a bacon bomb.
50/50 venison breakfast sausage and hot Italian sausage.
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Cream cheese, shredded cheddar cheese, walkerswood barbecue, and chopped jalapenos.
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Roll it up.
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And give it a bacon comb over/weave.
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Final weight, 3 lb
 
There is a meat store near my son's cabin in Pennsylvania and they make incredible things for the grill and smoker. This is my attempt at what they call a bacon bomb.
50/50 venison breakfast sausage and hot Italian sausage.
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Cream cheese, shredded cheddar cheese, walkerswood barbecue, and chopped jalapenos.
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Roll it up.
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And give it a bacon comb over/weave.
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Final weight, 3 lb

Did you get the smoke ratio figured out? And what'd you end up using wood-wise?
 
Baby back ribs done with the 321 method. This is the first time I've used this method, and I don't think I will ever use anything else.

Yellow mustard, brown sugar, barbecue rub, a lot of paprika, and a fuckton of black pepper.

The bones pulled out with zero effort!

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Baby back ribs done with the 321 method. This is the first time I've used this method, and I don't think I will ever use anything else.

Yellow mustard, brown sugar, barbecue rub, a lot of paprika, and a fuckton of black pepper.

The bones pulled out with zero effort!

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You gotta make me that!

I haven't had a good meal in over a week. Today is the first day having a real appetite after being sick. There is a local butcher about forty minutes from me. But, the prices and the quality of meat is worth the drive. The squash and scalloped potatoes are what I needed!
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Yesterday, I realized my freezer was not freezing. Saved most of the things by putting the items in downstairs freezer. Couldn’t fit this marinated London Broil in the freezer so I had to grill it up. Came out nice with carrots & a salad.D4A313C7-0264-4ECE-BE29-5E46B50AFA1C.jpeg
 
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