After 5 Months of No Smoke!

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Tyrone1Wils
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After 5 Months of No Smoke!

Post by Tyrone1Wils »

Its been a long time and I feel like I have sinned as I haven't fired up the UDS in 5 months! Please forgive me BBQ Gods.

Anyway to make up for the fact I have miss treated my UDS I made Lunch and dinner today on the UDS. I cooked all of the food at 325F with the help of a Pitmaster IQ, which I bought from JEC. It was awesome, constant temp didn't miss a beat.

For Lunch I made some chicken boobs, as thats what I had on hand.

These are the birds rubbed and ready.
ImageDSCF9272 by Tyrone1Wils, on Flickr
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The birds off the UDS, nice crispy skin!
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Cross section of the boob, nice and juicy! Just how I like them :lol:
ImageDSCF9295 by Tyrone1Wils, on Flickr
ImageDSCF9296 by Tyrone1Wils, on Flickr

I have to say this was the best chicken I have ever cooked, it was so moist and flavoursome.

Then onto the evening meal. I was craving some pulled pork and ribs, so thats what I had.

Pork shoulder rubbed and ready to go.
ImageDSCF9269 by Tyrone1Wils, on Flickr
Ribs rubbed and ready.

ImageDSCF9285 by Tyrone1Wils, on Flickr

Ribs off and sliced, slightly overcooked but still edible.

ImageDSCF9303 by Tyrone1Wils, on Flickr
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The shoulder off and getting ready to rest. Probably the best bark I've had so far.

ImageDSCF9310 by Tyrone1Wils, on Flickr
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Pulled and the mandatory clean bone pic.

ImageDSCF9314 by Tyrone1Wils, on Flickr
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The pork cozy in a brioche bun blanket.
ImageDSCF9321 by Tyrone1Wils, on Flickr
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JEC
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Re: After 5 Months of No Smoke!

Post by JEC »

That's some nice looking food. You should be ashamed not using it for 5 months :lol: however the amount you cooked yesterday has probably more than made up for it!!
essexsmoker
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Re: After 5 Months of No Smoke!

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That does look good! Damn I'm hungry now! :)
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Re: After 5 Months of No Smoke!

Post by somapop »

Wowsers...can I ask how long you cooked the chicken at 325f for?

Cheers.
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