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somebody shut me the fark up.
Maybe all three were planing on burning something down, only use I could think of for matchlight. :biggrin1:
I'll go with that one. Now maybe I'll be able to sleep tonight.:wacko:
Maybe all three were planing on burning something down, only use I could think of for matchlight. :biggrin1:
Did the raccoon bite off your nipple? If so, you might be a redneck.Crazy day. This is the perfect thread.
1. Raccoon scared the crap out of me last night while cooking Shorties late night. (I have been bitten by one before).
2. Cat is sparring with the tarantula at the front door.
3. The turtles come up from the pond to lay eggs every year but this one almost got crunched in the drive way.
4. Made pickles. Thanks Maribozo:thumb:
Ummmm.....why do you have a tarantula at your front door?? :mrgreen::mrgreen::mrgreen:
Well the raccoon did not get the nipple but he latched onto my calf. The whole story is that he was a domestic pet of my brothers girlfriend at the time. We were all sitting at a table in their back yard (and I had no idea she even had a raccoon) when the varmint latched on to my leg. "Screaming like a chick" doesn't even describe what I did. I'm not sure what everyone thought was so funny. There was a post earlier today about someone weed wacking their ankle and I would have rather had that.
Set out to decide if trisket was real or not
May have committed a crime against humanity to use such a beauty
Injected and treated like a brisket
Foiled at about 170
I've got to say I was impressed. Had to take it high to get tender. 210+. Amazingly moist and tender. Flavor was somewhere around the best non wagyu brisket flat I've done. Completely different than a grilled tri tip. Nice change of pace. Took maybe 3-4hr. Can't remember
One of the worst BBQ mistakes I ever made was to inject a Tri-Tip.
Now that may have been because I did not inject it with the right stuff but I swore that I would never again inject a Tri-Tip with anything. It completely changed the flavor of what I love about Tri-Tip. I also cooked it like I would every other time to med rare. I prefer beef rare and brisket does not exactly shine when cooked to med rare. I applaud your courage to cook a perfectly good TT to 170* then wrap in foil:mmph: But I would not be able to do that.
Perhaps if I tasted it, I would change my tune.
BTW, I have tried to cook brisket to med rare. Tastes fine but not fun to eat.