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Spares of course, seasoned with Q-Salt and cooked with cherry wood in the Pint.

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Also tossed some Brussel Sprouts, Bacon and Apples on the Weber

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Crisped up come bacon on the Blackstone as well
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It was so tasty I neglected to get a plated photo
 
I have to try that brussel sprouts dish, John, and just so happen to have some Garlicky Lemon on hand. How long and at what temperature did you cook them at? Looks amazing :mrgreen:
 
I have to try that brussel sprouts dish, John, and just so happen to have some Garlicky Lemon on hand. How long and at what temperature did you cook them at? Looks amazing :mrgreen:



They were on the Weber indirect, it was running 350-375 for 35 min or so. Stirring upon occasion.
We like them a little crispy
 
"I went outside my norm and put a quick wrap on these. (< 1 hour)"

Going to have to try a wrap as I have never done it. Balsamic sounds great Thanks.
 
Yes sir! :clap2:

The Q-salt is now in that "I put that chit on everything" category for me. Aside from the meats it's been going on/in mash taters, eggs, veggies, etc. I was gonna use it for deviled eggs but used ground country ham for the salt taste in that - next time though!
 
Yes sir! :clap2:

The Q-salt is now in that "I put that chit on everything" category for me. Aside from the meats it's been going on/in mash taters, eggs, veggies, etc.

Yea pretty much a staple here as well.

It gives mash taters a college education (as my dad would say)
 
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