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Pics from Sunday’s cook of a monster 20+ pound brisket. I put it on the RT-700 at 00:30, wrapped it at 11:00, pulled it off to rest at 16:00, and served it up 3 hours later. It was a solid cook, nothing special about it but still very good. Rubbed with salt and pepper only.

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TriTip like a brisket (Trisket). All at 225* with Hutchins brisket rub, with ACV sprits . Smoked 4 hrs, wrapped 2 hrs. and allowed to rest 1 hr.. Results were super. Tender, like a pull apart brisket, and a little pepper taste to the bark. Moist. Returned the drippings to the slices. Yum!
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TriTip like a brisket (Brisket). All at 225* with Hutchins brisket rub, with ACV sprits . Smoked 4 hrs, wrapped 2 hrs. and allowed to rest 1 hr.. Results were super. Tender, like a pull apart brisket, and a little pepper taste to the bark. Moist. Returned the drippings to the slices. Yum!
Nice bark-looks great! I’m still very new to tri-tip (and Picanha) because it’s so hard to find local to me, but thankful now with Wild Fork et.al. I can get it when I want.
 
Nice bark-looks great! I’m still very new to tri-tip (and Picanha) because it’s so hard to find local to me, but thankful now with Wild Fork et.al. I can get it when I want.
Give this a try. I think you will like both results and simplicity.
 
Texas Sugar Smoked Cream Cheese

I made a little snack today for smoked cream cheese using a recipe that Meat Church had shared on their Instagram page. I used an excellent tomato jam for my topping and the chips are homemade/air fried from flour tortillas. If you decide to try this, let me give you a suggestion. Around the edges, the smoke flavor is too intense for my liking, so I made sure every bite included some cheese scooped from inside the edge.

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Baby back ribs cooked on the RT-340 with Meat Church Sweet Texas rub. Cooked at 225° for around 5 hours, then wrapped in foil, 4 slabs of butter, and a generous serving of Red Clay Hot Hot Honey sauce for another hour. No additional sauce once out of the foil. I’ve been tweaking my rib process lately-this one is great!

The pepper is a Carolina Reaper from my garden. If you’ve never had a fresh Carolina Reaper before… Don’t ‘sweat’ it. This is the first year I’ve raised them-absolute inferno!

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I almost forgot-I usually spritz my ribs every hour with a 50-50 mix of apple juice and apple cider vinegar. Today I spritzed every 30 minutes with 100% apple juice. I will absolutely repeat this entire process on the next rib cook!
I need to try that minus the hot sauce😳
 
Beef short plate ribs, sourced from Wild Fork, absolutely one of the best things I’ve eaten for a long, long, time. The rub was Ben’s Heifer Dust over a binder of ’what’s this here sauce’ topped with an additional layer of ground pepper. Truly outstanding! Cooked on the RT-340 for approximately 11.5 hours at 225°.
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Beef short plate ribs, sourced from Wild Fork, absolutely one of the best things I’ve eaten for a long, long, time. The rub was Ben’s Heifer Dust over a binder of ’what’s this here sauce’ topped with an additional layer of ground pepper. Truly outstanding! Cooked on the RT-340 for approximately 11.5 hours at 225°.
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Prime Rib on a stick! Those Wild Fork plate ribs are the best!
 

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