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BBQ - Primo brisket, butt, Daddy D'z, Blue ritas & a little Daisy
Posted on 6/9/14 at 1:59 pm
Posted on 6/9/14 at 1:59 pm
I am going to cram all this into one post as I am getting lazy about posting food pics.
Char-grilling oysters and all the rhetoric about Dragos vs the World? C'mon, man...seasoned GA peach tree put to good use:
12 lb small packer, 9 hrs, 50 minutes, all good:
A tad windy:
Butt, 9.8 lbs:
Stopped on the way to the Braves game for some Q, this place is a couple miles northeast of the Ted:
My first time, friend had been 5x before and said it was always hit or miss. I wanted the beef ribs but they were sold out, so went with the spareribs/white meat chicken with green beans, collards, and TX toast + 24 oz PBR for $24.34 + tip. It was very good, but way too much food. Friend had spares & pulled pork, fried okra, beans, cornbread, PBR + a huge chocolate chip cookie. I was like, "seriously, a cookie on top of all that?" It was good, next time we split a combo plate as we both suffered through the game although I did have more beer while he just kinda bitched about eating too much the whole game. He shouldn't have eaten the massive cookie.
Wife made some different blueberry 'ritas. Heat oven to 400, roast berries until the burst, mix with simple syrup, fresh lime juice, blanco tequila, and good triple sec. It was good, but a little too sweet me and I didn't know she added triple sec on top of the simple syrup until after.
I strongly prefer a mix of lemon & lime, roughly one medium lemon to two limes, and enough berry to add some flavor but not overwhelm, so I modified and omitted the simple syrup and went with Cointreau instead of Stirrings TS, mighty fine. Drier, good berry flavor complementing the citrus.
Saved another life on 5/28 from a kill shelter, she had been there 4-weeks, was heart worm positive and needed to be spayed. A bunch of small minded dummies were dumping high volumes of their dogs at a kill shelter so they could go on Memorial weekend vacation, guess their "pets" were limiting their enjoyment of life too much. Intro'ing Daisy, the super Sweet Pea and BBQ tester:
OMG, she is part Pit, just like my super competitive nose work trial girl:
Char-grilling oysters and all the rhetoric about Dragos vs the World? C'mon, man...seasoned GA peach tree put to good use:
12 lb small packer, 9 hrs, 50 minutes, all good:
A tad windy:
Butt, 9.8 lbs:
Stopped on the way to the Braves game for some Q, this place is a couple miles northeast of the Ted:
My first time, friend had been 5x before and said it was always hit or miss. I wanted the beef ribs but they were sold out, so went with the spareribs/white meat chicken with green beans, collards, and TX toast + 24 oz PBR for $24.34 + tip. It was very good, but way too much food. Friend had spares & pulled pork, fried okra, beans, cornbread, PBR + a huge chocolate chip cookie. I was like, "seriously, a cookie on top of all that?" It was good, next time we split a combo plate as we both suffered through the game although I did have more beer while he just kinda bitched about eating too much the whole game. He shouldn't have eaten the massive cookie.
Wife made some different blueberry 'ritas. Heat oven to 400, roast berries until the burst, mix with simple syrup, fresh lime juice, blanco tequila, and good triple sec. It was good, but a little too sweet me and I didn't know she added triple sec on top of the simple syrup until after.
I strongly prefer a mix of lemon & lime, roughly one medium lemon to two limes, and enough berry to add some flavor but not overwhelm, so I modified and omitted the simple syrup and went with Cointreau instead of Stirrings TS, mighty fine. Drier, good berry flavor complementing the citrus.
Saved another life on 5/28 from a kill shelter, she had been there 4-weeks, was heart worm positive and needed to be spayed. A bunch of small minded dummies were dumping high volumes of their dogs at a kill shelter so they could go on Memorial weekend vacation, guess their "pets" were limiting their enjoyment of life too much. Intro'ing Daisy, the super Sweet Pea and BBQ tester:
OMG, she is part Pit, just like my super competitive nose work trial girl:
Posted on 6/9/14 at 2:05 pm to tirebiter
You don't like bark on your pulled pork?
Posted on 6/9/14 at 2:12 pm to Catman88
There is bark on all 4-sides including the top/fat cap. I don't like the fat cap and pull it off after cooking. Can use it for seasoning collards or whatever.
Posted on 6/9/14 at 2:14 pm to tirebiter
Oh ok.. didn't see any in the other pic. Didn't know if you took it all off or not.
Posted on 6/9/14 at 2:30 pm to Catman88
I'd eat it....but at least in the pictures the pork and brisket look a little dry
Posted on 6/9/14 at 2:41 pm to Kingwood Tiger
Nah, look at the glistening meat, neither were remotely dry. The butt fat cap partially removed pic tells it all and the brisket point had a lot of internal fat. S3 camera is what it is, sometimes great, sometimes not, depending on lighting and the operator one handing/finger punching a phone with a 4200 mAh heavy arse battery. They both finished top notch, believe me, I would bitch about the time/$ spent if it turned out mediocre.
Posted on 6/9/14 at 2:53 pm to tirebiter
I think this was what he was talking about.. The part in the middle with the stringy part looks like it could be dry based on the pic.
Posted on 6/9/14 at 2:56 pm to tirebiter
tire, how do you set up your primo for your smokes?
Posted on 6/9/14 at 3:02 pm to Catman88
That is an extreme tip with a lot of bark and tasty but I could see where it might leave the impression.
Posted on 6/9/14 at 3:17 pm to StripedSaint
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tire, how do you set up your primo for your smokes?
I always use the firebox divider and have found that with brisket a water pan over the fire helps expedite the cook time through the stall process, I don't use the pan on the butts. Clean all the debris/tiny pieces of lump out, put about 1/3 fill level of lump, light, then add wood chunks right after loading the meat, then add the rest of the lump, set the grate + pan and let it go. Those I both ran about 215 degrees the first two hours and ramped it to 250. I like to use a mix of medium to dense lump, the latter being Wicked Good, it lasts a long time. That brisket was the last thing I cooked on firebox # 2 as it had cracked into 3 big pieces.
You can see the cracks in the bottom right and upper left, + there is another one on the far side of the divider. Primo has always been good about replacing the firebox under warranty and I got a new bottom grate for the lump/divider notch that holds the divider more securely than the original.
This post was edited on 6/9/14 at 3:24 pm
Posted on 6/9/14 at 3:22 pm to tirebiter
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Posted on 6/9/14 at 3:27 pm to Catman88
Ha. Those new boxes don't stay white and shiny very long, either.
Posted on 6/9/14 at 4:01 pm to StripedSaint
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Thanks
Glad to be of help.
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