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[/b]Butcher feeds his pigs marijuana, reports ‘redder and more savoury’ pork













It's been a busy week! Here's something to hold you over -Tony L wrote:That has to be the longest time between posts for this thread ever.




Happy birthday, Canuckcanuck wrote:It's my b-day this weekend and I'm having a bunch of friends over for supper and drinks tomorrow........so no better time to serve the 13.5 lb brisket that I got from Nash a couple of weeks ago. I plan on putting this on the Kamado at around midnight tonight at 225F. I'm guessing cook time will be approximately 16 hours or so, but since there are a number of guys here that have cooked briskets, perhaps you guys might know better. But from what I'm reading, cook time is about 1-1.5 hours per pound. I plan on smoking it with a few large chunks of applewood. Any last minute tips?



HPhunter wrote:Happy birthday Canuck
I had myself a mail order chef for a late night cook up.
-Fresh Ribeyes
-Creminis
-Asparagasses
-Botatoe
-Carmalized onion
-Apple Crisp
Smelled and tasted like Brisket. With a tinge of burnt arm hair. Wonderful meal at 11:30pm. As expected I learned much from this meal. Maybe the chef will post the grill pics? and the next nights meal of ribs?
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HPhunter wrote:Fuck as a gunslinger, I would say that I was a little slow on the draw with that last post. Beat me by a nano click!


Looks like you know how to handle a hose....NASH wrote:Fuck, look what I found!![]()

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