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  • Zemo
    Still Smokin'
    • Feb 14, 2006
    • 3888

    New Smoker results. Pics

    I love to cook. Smoking is all new to me though. This was my second batch of salmon. Since I have done BB ribs and the were fantastic. This weekend, Boston Butt.


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  • Hector
    el Hombre de Acero
    • May 19, 2003
    • 31852

    #2
    Delicious!!!!

    Man, where is my plate at?

    You know me, I'd squeeze some lime juice on top of that, and Cholula hot sauce, lol.

    BTW, I couldn't return your message because your PM box IS FULL AGAIN!!!!!
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    • wayne foundation 07
      Time to feed the cat
      • Dec 30, 2007
      • 5705

      #3
      what no corn on the cob? Looks great man!

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      • Zemo
        Still Smokin'
        • Feb 14, 2006
        • 3888

        #4
        Originally posted by Hector
        Delicious!!!!

        Man, where is my plate at?

        You know me, I'd squeeze some lime juice on top of that, and Cholula hot sauce, lol.

        BTW, I couldn't return your message because your PM box IS FULL AGAIN!!!!!

        We ate half, and I made fish dip with the other half. The dip has a kick. I cleared some of my messages lol.

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        • rche
          channeling Bob Wills
          • Mar 26, 2008
          • 7391

          #5
          Love the smoked salmon. Whenever I fire up the smoker for brisket and whatnot, I always leave some space for the fish. I like to marinate in wine overnight and then set it in the smoker for an hour or so while the entree is going. Makes for awesome hors doovers.

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          • CrimsonGhost
            Often invisible
            • Jul 18, 2002
            • 3610

            #6
            Originally posted by Hector
            Delicious!!!!

            Man, where is my plate at?

            You know me, I'd squeeze some lime juice on top of that, and Cholula hot sauce, lol.

            BTW, I couldn't return your message because your PM box IS FULL AGAIN!!!!!
            There is nothing better than Cholula. Now I'm starvin' just thinking about it.
            Expectation is the death of discovery.

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            • EmergencyIan
              Museum Paramedic
              • Aug 31, 2005
              • 5470

              #7
              That looks outstanding! Smokers are absolutely the way to go when it comes to preparing any type of meat.


              - Ian
              Rampart, this is Squad 51. How do you read?

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              • Duncan
                Museum focus-groupie
                • Jun 27, 2009
                • 1542

                #8
                That salmon looks amazing. I use charcoal but have trouble maintaining temperature. Maybe time to switch to gas...

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                • Hector
                  el Hombre de Acero
                  • May 19, 2003
                  • 31852

                  #9
                  Originally posted by Duncan
                  That salmon looks amazing. I use charcoal but have trouble maintaining temperature. Maybe time to switch to gas...
                  Get an Argentine or Santa Maria style grill, you can control the temperatures easily by raising or lowering the grill grate surface with a crank wheel, I have one, and they simply rule...

                  Argentine Grills are designed to allow close temperature control during grilling. They designed to grill meats, mainly beef, slowly over red-hot charcoal or wood embers. Argentine Style Grills are equipped with an adjustable height, sloped cooking surface


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                  • Duncan
                    Museum focus-groupie
                    • Jun 27, 2009
                    • 1542

                    #10
                    Originally posted by Hector
                    Get an Argentine or Santa Maria style grill, you can control the temperatures easily by raising or lowering the grill grate surface with a crank wheel, I have one, and they simply rule...

                    Argentine Grills are designed to allow close temperature control during grilling. They designed to grill meats, mainly beef, slowly over red-hot charcoal or wood embers. Argentine Style Grills are equipped with an adjustable height, sloped cooking surface


                    https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&....1.M4cuZRGvKgo

                    Huh. I'll look into those, thanks. I won't be able to justify the expense until the kids are older and eating more, but I like the idea.

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                    • Zemo
                      Still Smokin'
                      • Feb 14, 2006
                      • 3888

                      #11
                      Wife's Birthday today. Smokin filet Mignon. Let you know.

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                      • mikeoz
                        Mego Maker
                        • Mar 9, 2007
                        • 1436

                        #12
                        Originally posted by Zemo
                        Wife's Birthday today. Smokin filet Mignon. Let you know.
                        My absolute favorite cut of meat. You definitely have to tell us how it turned out.
                        Looking for:
                        Lincoln Phantom of the Opera

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                        • Hector
                          el Hombre de Acero
                          • May 19, 2003
                          • 31852

                          #13
                          Porterhouse is the king of steaks because it's a filet mignon fused with a t bone, nothing beats that cut, lol.

                          Strong runner up, ribeye...and then new york.

                          My favorite cut for carne asada are tri tip and flank steak.
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                          • Zemo
                            Still Smokin'
                            • Feb 14, 2006
                            • 3888

                            #14
                            Originally posted by Hector
                            Porterhouse is the king of steaks because it's a filet mignon fused with a t bone, nothing beats that cut, lol.

                            Strong runner up, ribeye...and then new york.

                            My favorite cut for carne asada are tri tip and flank steak.
                            I'd have to disagree with you hec, I think a 2" thick bone-in rib-eye is the best steak.

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                            • Zemo
                              Still Smokin'
                              • Feb 14, 2006
                              • 3888

                              #15
                              Well, I know it was kinda a bold move, especially since I'm new to smoking, but they came out spectacular. I am new to smoking, but not to cooking or grilling and I have to say these came out in the top 3 ever. I smoked them at 225 till the internal temp was 120, them I finished them off on the grill.
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