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  • #256 by DynoDan on 30 Nov 2017
  • Thanksgiving day Dyno Dan Smoking

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  • #257 by Redapple on 01 Dec 2017
  • Here are some Memphis style dry ribs I did earlier this month.
  • #258 by Canadian John on 02 Dec 2017
  •  DynoDan; What is with the rosemary??

     Looks as if you could SQUEEZE an other pit in there.  I envy your setup.
  • #259 by DynoDan on 02 Dec 2017
  • DynoDan; What is with the rosemary??

     Looks as if you could SQUEEZE an other pit in there.  I envy your setup.
    Sage and tyme

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  • #260 by yorkdude on 02 Dec 2017
  • Dyno Dan, that is a serious stable of smoking equipment.
    Do you cater or professionally cook. It is quite impressive.
  • #261 by DE on 14 Dec 2017
  • Awesome Brisket gtsum2! Screen licking good.
  • #262 by DE on 14 Dec 2017
  • SNACKY'S
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  • #263 by triplebq on 14 Dec 2017
  • Latest brisket and rib cook




  • #264 by DE on 14 Dec 2017
  • I see the works of a Ribitarian and a Briskitarian here! Awesome!
  • #265 by DynoDan on 14 Dec 2017
  • Dyno Dan, that is a serious stable of smoking equipment.
    Do you cater or professionally cook. It is quite impressive.
    Small catering thank you

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  • #266 by Quadman750 on 16 Dec 2017
  • Those ribs look like a shiny candy apple :lick:
  • #267 by Free Mr. Tony on 16 Dec 2017
  • Made some everything bagels this morning. This is probably the fourth or fifth bagel recipe I've tried, and it was definitely my best go at it so far.

  • #268 by Bentley on 16 Dec 2017
  • So do you do the boiling lye thing?
  • #269 by yorkdude on 16 Dec 2017
  • Holy cow Free Mr. Tony, you take cooking to a whole new level. Wow!
  • #270 by Free Mr. Tony on 16 Dec 2017
  • So do you do the boiling lye thing?

    Haven't done that. I think the first couple I tried called for malt powder. This recipe called for 2 tbs honey in the boiling water. I think whatever is called for in the water is just to promote browning when baked. May be other reasons that I'm not aware of. The honey seemed to do a good job.

    Holy cow Free Mr. Tony, you take cooking to a whole new level. Wow!

    Thanks. Once winter sets in, I'm always looking for cooking projects. Much more willing to spend all weekend messing around in the kitchen when it's 20 degrees outside.
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