Let's Talk BBQ
FORUM SPONSORS => Pit Barrel Cooker Co. => Topic started by: KC-Q on July 08, 2015, 12:06:50 PM
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This is a little late, but I thought I'd share the BBQ's of the weekend (there's 3).
#1 - Full Packer Brisket - kosher salt, smoked salish salt, pepper - 11hr cook time.
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#2 - Smoked Salmon - kosher salt, pepper, paprika - 2hr cook time
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#3 - Beef ribs and pulled chicken - steak and kabob rub from a middle east bakery on the ribs with hot sauce as the binder, 1 chicken got PBC pit rub and the other Memphis Dust recipe from (amazingribs.com) - ribs 5 hr cook time, chicken 2.5 hr cook time
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Unfortunately, I didn't get any plating pics - was too busy eating!
Feel free to ask questions about any of the cooks.
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Busy weekend!
It all looks good, but my favorite is the salmon - great color. Did you brine them?
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That is some fine looking grub!
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Nope. Just sprinkled them with salt, pepper, and smoked paprika before putting them on. It's a great recipe on amazingribs.com. set them on a bed of romaine w/ Italian dressing and parmesean cheese. That's it! Quick and easy!
Busy weekend!
It all looks good, but my favorite is the salmon - great color. Did you brine them?
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Nope. Just sprinkled them with salt, pepper, and smoked paprika before putting them on. It's a great recipe on amazingribs.com. set them on a bed of romaine w/ Italian dressing and parmesean cheese. That's it! Quick and easy!
Busy weekend!
It all looks good, but my favorite is the salmon - great color. Did you brine them?
Sounds great - thanks!
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Great looking cooks!
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That's some good looking eats!
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Now that's FOOD PORN!!!!!!! :D :D :D :D :D
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Oh my!
That all looks great!
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All looks good....Love the way you hung the brisket ...was it as tender and juicy as it looks ?
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I also like the way you hung the briskie. Quite a weekend 8)
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X3 on hanging that brisket. 8) 8)
Nice looking eats.
CM
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I've noticed most of you are slicing your salmon before cooking. Is this just for convenience and appearance when plating individual servings, or is there another reason regarding cooking?
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I've noticed most of you are slicing your salmon before cooking. Is this just for convenience and appearance when plating individual servings, or is there another reason regarding cooking?
I've just done it for a quicker cook, more surface area for seasoning and portion control.
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I've noticed most of you are slicing your salmon before cooking. Is this just for convenience and appearance when plating individual servings, or is there another reason regarding cooking?
The salmon we usually get is wild caught and partially cut down to the skin to make the fillet 4-5 individual servings
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Great looking cooks. I could eat a little of everything.
Art
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I like the look of those ribs!
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