New Year's Eve meat is ready.

James Montigny

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My first attempt at MOINK balls; had to hold the kids back after letting them taste test it.
There wouldn't have been anything left to share.

I left these in for a few hours on the top rack, just big meatballs wrapped in bacon with a little hickory BBQ sauce added near the end.
I'll use a rub next time to see how I like it.

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Spare ribs, 3-2-1 style to satisfy the demands from those eating the meal.
I prefer them dry and unfoiled so they develop a bark.

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Brisket, done just like I did last night but with more attention to managing
the temperature and keeping it at 225. Less black bark this time, but it came out a lot juicier.

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Looks like a really nice way to ring in the New Year!
 
Awesome!! If the wind wasn't blowing 20mph here I would have prolly done some appetizers for tonight.
 
Meal looks great!

I'm with you bro... I gave up the foil method a long time ago... Wasn't a huge fan of the texture. I believe once you have a good rub & smoke at 250˚, you'll get good bark, great bite & you won't need no farkin sauce! :thumb:

Cheers
 
once you have a good rub & smoke at 250˚, you'll get good bark, great bite & you won't need no farkin sauce! :thumb:

Cheers
I agree 100%, but my wife is KC through and through.
Apparently unsauced meat (or meat served without crinkle fries) is a felony in her neighborhood LOL

Oh well, more death dust wings for me :)
 
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