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Old 04-26-2011, 11:44 PM   #1
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i am a curious nooby when it comes to smoking i am not a very experienced smoker by any means, but i am not a noob when it comes to eating and enjoying smoked meats. just curious as to what they craziest/weirdest/stupid thing anyone has ever smoked or eaten that was smoked and if it turned out good or bad. if this topic has already been posted, sorry!
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Old 04-26-2011, 11:46 PM   #2
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I think Bigbutz needs to step up and address this one. He smokes everything.
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Old 04-27-2011, 12:03 AM   #3
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I smoke tofu, for some folks that is pretty far out there.
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Old 04-27-2011, 12:04 AM   #4
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I smoke tofu, for some folks that is pretty far out there.
I thought you smoked it just to get rid of it.....
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Old 04-27-2011, 12:09 AM   #5
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Here's a nice little gem to get the thread started. Did some beef bone marrow a while back... Not something for everyone, but I'll definitely be doing it again!

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OK, so I thought you guys would appreciate this one... A little back story here. I was at my butcher picking up some shoulders for some hams I'm working on and I see him breaking down some beef rounds with some huge femur bones... So I of course asked him for one of them. This is what became of it, and DAMN it was good!

I've always wanted to try doing bone marrow on the smoker, so tonight I decided to give it a go. I did up a parsley salad topping with lime, shallots, salt, black pepper, garlic, pepper flakes, capers and some EVOO. Then seasoned the cut bones with my beef rub (some bones even had some extra meat as a bonus ) Hot smoked them (350-400) for just under an hour with almond wood, spread it on some sliced & toasted french baguettes, and topped if off with a touch of salt and the parsley salad. The flavor was amazing... So rich! Like beef butter! Definitely something I'll be doing again... just not for now! This can't be all that healthy for you! Now I'm sure this isn't for everyone, my wife looked on me like I was crazy when I pulled out the marrow. But man... oh so good!

















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I love it! I bet that was really good.
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Old 04-27-2011, 12:16 AM   #7
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that looks amazing! that was really imaginative with the parsley salad.
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that looks amazing! that was really imaginative with the parsley salad.
Thanks. It was DAMN GOOD! Rich as hell, but cravingly delicious! Highly Recommended! Had to have something to cut through the richness, the parsley and lime did it perfectly! You could use cilantro as well but I'm a much bigger fan of parsley over cilantro.

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I think I've gotten to the point where I no longer am sure of what is unusual or not.
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Beef Tongue...wasn't bad, wasn't great, won't be doing it again though...
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Don't worry brother, as long as you still know what tastes good or not you're in the clear!

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Thanks. It was DAMN GOOD! Rich as hell, but cravingly delicious! Highly Recommended! Had to have something to cut through the richness, the parsley and lime did it perfectly! You could use cilantro as well but I'm a much bigger fan of parsley over cilantro.

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youd like osso bocco.
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youd like osso bocco.
and youd also like tabouli.
Ohhh I DO... and I do too!

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A Turtle... I dont recommend.
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