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Started by bigredsmoker, January 26, 2008, 05:45:29 PM

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bigredsmoker

I'm doing a couple of Butts, Chicken, and some ABT's. Already did Cheese, and may do some ribs. What's everybody else doing?? ;D

Consiglieri

Pastrami for sure, but that'll be smoked for 4 hours Fri or Sat and finished steam style on Sunday.  Curing as we speak (thanks for the recipe and technique, Habs)

I'll bet some pork butt falls into the Bradley at around 5pm Saturday and some ribs about 7am Sunday.   ;D

And I'll bet some Anchor Liberty Ale manages to find its way into my mouth along the way too.  I like the hoppy beers, and I think this one is my favorite. 
Consiglieri

Gizmo

Beef Sticks, Slim Jims, not sure what else.  The first two are for Perris Speedway.

LaQuinta,  Do you think some Atomic Horseradish would go well in the Beef sticks?  Could be like eating a prime rib on a stick type concept.  I could have just invented the newest snack craze.
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bigredsmoker

I'm going to have to try some Pastrami, I love it when it's good. I need to be pointed to a good recipe for it, does anyone have a link?

bigredsmoker


Consiglieri

Here's the 5 star rated Habanero Smoker Pastrami recipe; the steam cooking technique (also Hab's) is in the link that follows:

http://forum.bradleysmoker.com/index.php?topic=1618.0

http://forum.bradleysmoker.com/index.php?topic=5946.0;topicseen
Consiglieri

Gizmo

I can answer both of them Bigred.
Only Pastrami I have tried and always great.  This one is from the Great Habenero Smoker:

http://www.susanminor.org/forums/showthread.php?t=157

Atomic Horseradish is the hottest horseradish I have been able to find.  It is used by many upscale restaurants for prime rib and other dishes.  A waitress at one of the steak houses here told me they use the opening of a new jar as a right of passage for the new wait staff.  The newbies get to get the first whiff when the seal is cracked.  Apparently it causes slurred speach, blurred vision, and some minor loss of respitory function.  Yep it is that gooooooodddddd.  I wish I could get the 1 gallon jars but I can't eat that much and it does lose it quality so I just get the 6 oz jars.  Bought 1/2 case this time so I could give a few away for presents at the Perris Speedway.  I love to make c0cktail sauce with it.  Grab a tail, dip, chomp and instant brain rush.  Nice thing about horseradish is the burn doesn't stay with you like jalepeno, cerrano or habenaros do.
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La Quinta

Giz...Atomic beef sticks? Yeah baby bring em on!!! Try it with one load...hell (not really a pun intended!!:)) I'd eat them in a heartbeat!!! Maybe do a mild load and a nuclear load of sticks? I'd love to see O's head go red!!! :)

Gizmo

Order confirmed.  Locked and loaded.
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Habanero Smoker

Thanks for the compliments.

The steaming technique, although more work provides better results. I now feel the 160°F internal temperature is best. It's a little tougher at that temperature, but as long as you cut it thin against the grain, it works out great.



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pensrock

ok giz.... where do you buy this atomic horseradish? I'm drooooling here.

Oyènkwara

Smoked chicken legs.... my neighbor (brother in-law) loves them thus requested them!
So we'll be bringing them over to watch the big game.

Tom

Gizmo

Quote from: pensrock on January 27, 2008, 04:50:29 AM
ok giz.... where do you buy this atomic horseradish? I'm drooooling here.

For your convenience.
http://www.truenaturaltaste.com/howtoorder.html

I started another thread just on this as the folks at True Natural Taste have been outstanding on delivery.

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