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RustyPup
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Ok, I said it before, and I'll say it again - YOU. GUYS. ROCK!
Just in perusing this forum, I've learned to control the temp of my Weber OTS so much better than I ever could before. I saw all the fatty recipes floating around and decided to go the simple route for my first. Fresh ground sausage from our local store, cheddar, mushrooms, roasted garlic, and a little bit of BBQ sauce inside, a sprinkle of S&P on the outside, then about a 2 1/2 hour journey through the OTS at a rock steady 250° with a fist-sized hunk of hickory.
I did depart from tradition just a little though. As you can tell by the photos, we have one of those high-speed, low-drag, everybody-needs-one, "As Seen on TV" meatloaf pans (with the removable tray, with the holes in it.) I went ahead and put the fatty on that for the cook, and it made handling it so much easier.
As you can see by the pics, it was outstanding!
Thanks very much, Brethren! This was awesome stuff!
Just in perusing this forum, I've learned to control the temp of my Weber OTS so much better than I ever could before. I saw all the fatty recipes floating around and decided to go the simple route for my first. Fresh ground sausage from our local store, cheddar, mushrooms, roasted garlic, and a little bit of BBQ sauce inside, a sprinkle of S&P on the outside, then about a 2 1/2 hour journey through the OTS at a rock steady 250° with a fist-sized hunk of hickory.
I did depart from tradition just a little though. As you can tell by the photos, we have one of those high-speed, low-drag, everybody-needs-one, "As Seen on TV" meatloaf pans (with the removable tray, with the holes in it.) I went ahead and put the fatty on that for the cook, and it made handling it so much easier.
As you can see by the pics, it was outstanding!
Thanks very much, Brethren! This was awesome stuff!
