sparkyv
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YUM! Tell me more about those taters, acroyle724.
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Cubed, put in pan with butter and Blanco from Meat Church. Smoked until soft.YUM! Tell me more about those taters, acroyle724.
We use a whole stick of real butterThanks! I will try this; I'm all about no-fuss.![]()
Stirring around every 20 minutesThanks! I will try this; I'm all about no-fuss.![]()
I took about 3lbs of lean ground beef and added pepper, salt, garlic, onion, worcestershire sauce, a little bbq sauce, 2 eggs, seasoned bread crumbs, and a little dry rub seasoning. I devided them in half and patted them out flat on wax paper. Added sliced ham and Swiss then rolled them up and closed the meat over the ends. The cheese and ham I placed in a single layer covering the flattened meat so it makes the pinwheel when rolled and cut. LSmoked at 325 till internal temp reached. Around the 125 degree mark I glazed it with a little ketchup and BBQ sauce. When I do it again I will take pictures of the process.Would you please share your recipe, Geek13?
Stuck in the stall at 155. Not wrapping, letting it run.I just put on a 12 lb butt. Im smoking it for the American Legion New Years party. Im using basic SPG for a rub and hickory pellets. I layered the smoke tube with pellets and apple/cherry wood chips. Currently im running at 225. When its done I'll rest, pull, and vac seal it until its time to deliver it.View attachment 12761View attachment 12763View attachment 12768View attachment 12770