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Correct. That’s 2.5 lbs of beef separated to cook a bit more quickly and pick up smoke. Drippings land in the simmering chili. Once it reached 165, I removed, crumpbled into chili and cooked for another hour or so.Can you explain the meatballs cooking over the chili? Haven’t seen that before, I assume you break up into the chili after to avoid pre-cooking? Thanks
Wow, do you always use the smoker that close to your house?13 lb brisket started last night. Smoked at 225 and now resting in cooler while pork butt smokes. Feast tonight with homemade honey cornbread and coleslaw. View attachment 21428
The best way to cook chilliCorrect. That’s 2.5 lbs of beef separated to cook a bit more quickly and pick up smoke. Drippings land in the simmering chili. Once it reached 165, I removed, crumpbled into chili and cooked for another hour or so.
I recently read a “Stuffed Bell Pepper” recipe that didn’t use cooked rice. They did use parboiled rice and covered the casserole dish. I didn’t think there would be enough water/juice to cook the rice mixed in with the meat like that. Has anyone else tried that?View attachment 21349I’m losing light, but open faced stuffed peppers. Ground beef, basmati rice, hot breakfast sausage, tomato paste, Parmesan, Italian spices, mozzarella on top.
Nothing raw but the peppers, so I’m just giving it a little smoke and some heat for it all to come together.
Edit: Well Tornado watch and Severe Thunderstorm warning dictate I must remove the food a little earlier than I thought. Grill will get rained on without a cover, it would be nice if the tornado took it to OZ.
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Appetizers, not shown included cheeses I smoked in January. Started off with my wife's riff on a bird's nest salad. 2.5lb "steak" from a 17lb standing rib roast smoked 225-250 on the RT-700. It took 1 1/2 hours to get to 118, dinner was late -- my guests are used to it --126 when I cut it. Also home made bread, twice baked potatoes, chimichurri sauce, grilled asparagus and mushrooms on the Napoleon built in. Wife made lava cakes that are covered with a chocolate port sauce.
Cook them standing up so the juices can’t run away, you can pop the original top back on, or cut a piece of tomato off and use it as your cap. Cut an end off the tomato a littler bigger than the hole and tuck it in to keep your filling from falling out. Final 20 minutes uncover the dish so the peppers can roast a little. Had it that way most of my life. Open face is the new one for me.I recently read a “Stuffed Bell Pepper” recipe that didn’t use cooked rice. They did use parboiled rice and covered the casserole dish. I didn’t think there would be enough water/juice to cook the rice mixed in with the meat like that. Has anyone else tried that?
I may try that. Thanks.Cook them standing up so the juices can’t run away, you can pop the original top back on, or cut a piece of tomato off and use it as your cap. Cut an end off the tomato a littler bigger than the hole and tuck it in to keep your filling from falling out. Final 20 minutes uncover the dish so the peppers can roast a little. Had it that way most of my life. Open face is the new one for me.
Happy birthday, indeed! I wish I was having my 65th birthday today.Cooking up a brisket and going to do some smoke Mac and Cheese for my 65th bday. I think there may be an Apple pie in the mix too. It’s going to be a good day.
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Cooking up a brisket and going to do some smoke Mac and Cheese for my 65th bday. I think there may be an Apple pie in the mix too. It’s going to be a good day.
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Happy Birthday....Cooking up a brisket and going to do some smoke Mac and Cheese for my 65th bday. I think there may be an Apple pie in the mix too. It’s going to be a good day.
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