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Scotch ale brew and a pork shoulder que:


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Redhot crunchied up some thick cut bacon, and sauteed the celery and onion just enough where it still had some good crunch. In bacon grease of course. Chopped a couple Mt. Olive Kosher dill pickles and opened a can of sliced black olives (Got lazy).

Then I minced some fress dill weed.

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Redhot crunchied up some thick cut bacon, and sauteed the celery and onion just enough where it still had some good crunch. In bacon grease of course. Chopped a couple Mt. Olive Kosher dill pickles and opened a can of sliced black olives (Got lazy).

Then I minced some fress dill weed.

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Oh my. :shocked:
 
Tater Salad's done.

In it went the taters, about 12~15, forgot count. A few had tough skins so they got peeled. The bacon, celery, onion, pickle, black olives and dill weed.

The dressing was 1 cup white wine vinegar, 3/4 cup extra virgin olive oil, 1/4 cup stone ground prepared mustard, 3 tbs turbinado sugar and a couple teaspoons cracked black pepper. No additional salt as the taters were cooked with a sprinkling, and the bacon and dill pickle added salt too. Used one cup of this mixture. Have about a cup reserved.

Here tis...

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No additional salt required for the cook. :thumb:

I'm debating about adding some sour cream...
 
Lots of good eats in this thread! I did my grilling yesterday.. I didn't know what we were going to do so I smoked some tenderloin on the kettle first for sammies at work then went to grilled chicken also on the kettle..I am so happy that I bought that last weekend... BTW anyone know how to get the kettle to 4-500 deg and still be able to cook indirect?
 
Ribs are three hours in. Bout 1 1/2 at 225 which is where it settled in initially then I bumped it up to 275 or so for the second 1 1/2. I've glazed them with a mixture of BigButz BBQ Cranberry and BigButz BBQ Napalm, about 3 to 1. No glaze pic as I needed to close it. Here they are pre glazing.

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