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St Louis Style Ribs

It's been another epic weekend for my meat. This time it was St Louis style ribs.

There's an old saying that sometimes to get the most flavor out of your meat on Sunday you'd better start getting it ready on Saturday. So that's what I did. A basic dry rub consisting of brown sugar and a lot of spices went on my meat Saturday afternoon. Was I liberal in my application? Sure, but I feel like my meat deserved the extra attention. You can see for yourself:





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On Sunday I pre-heated the oven and wrapped the ribs in aluminum foil. That's another old saying - always wrap up your meat before you stick it in the heat. That's just good life advice, guys. Lock those juices in and you won't have any regrets.





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Once I stuck it in that hot, hot oven, I didn't move it. I just left it alone in there and waited a couple hours. It was so tempting to play with it, fiddle with it, anything, but I stayed strong and kept my hands off. Finally, it was time to unwrap it and baste it with some special sauce. It was so moist and juicy because of the wrapper, but the sauce added a sweet stickiness to it that made it that much better. Another 30 minutes of heat with the sauce and my meat was ready. Almost as ready as I was.





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Wow. What a time to be alive.
 
Here's what I made for dinner tonight..not meat but a brown sugar glazed ham...with zucchini and shrooms..come and get a mouthful all..
 

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Whoops forgot the veggies...
 

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Sheesh. I made stuffed cabbage.

It did have meat, but it wasn’t a slab.
 
No better turkey than smoked turkey. Questions...how big of a bird, how long did you smoke, what fuel source did you use, vessel?

19# bird. I have a traeger pellet smoker. Used hickory, cherry, rosemary pellet blend and it took just over 4 hours. First 2 hours at 225 then up to 325 for last 2 hours
 
A tisket, a tasket, a BRISKET IN YOUR BASKET.


Brisket is one the nine beef primal cuts, which is why I can't help but lick my lips when I look down and see my meat. This week my meat takes on a Tex-Mex flavor. I included a packet of taco seasoning, diced onion and jalapeño, and a jar of salsa with the brisket, and put it all in the crock pot. And you know my meat went All. Night. Long. The only question is how many people will I be able to feed? Can't wait to find out.


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A tisket, a tasket, a BRISKET IN YOUR BASKET.


Brisket is one the nine beef primal cuts, which is why I can't help but lick my lips when I look down and see my meat. This week my meat takes on a Tex-Mex flavor. I included a packet of taco seasoning, diced onion and jalapeño, and a jar of salsa with the brisket, and put it all in the crock pot. And you know my meat went All. Night. Long. The only question is how many people will I be able to feed? Can't wait to find out.


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Now that’s some meat to be proud of... well done miles! Nothing beats meat that goes all night long
 
Looks delish!
Gonna need some more details here please? :)

Boneless pork tenderloin. Massaged it with a dry rub, then seared it in a cast iron skillet and put the skillet in the oven. Took it out and set it on this rack to rest. While resting, I snapped this pic!
 
Boneless pork tenderloin. Massaged it with a dry rub, then seared it in a cast iron skillet and put the skillet in the oven. Took it out and set it on this rack to rest. While resting, I snapped this pic!

What’s in the dry rub?
That’s a helluva sear you got on it. Nice work!
 
Boneless pork tenderloin. Massaged it with a dry rub, then seared it in a cast iron skillet and put the skillet in the oven. Took it out and set it on this rack to rest. While resting, I snapped this pic!

Your meat looks yummy!
Like Trekka said, what’s in your rub?
We want details...;)
 
*eyes my ham and chicken sandwich with less enthusiasm than when I made it...
 
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