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    Quote Originally Posted by jerrymrc View Post
    I looked yesterday. I may look again today or tomorrow. I love a good rib roast but the sad thing is 1/2 the family likes any steak "Well Done" and I am not in favor of killing a roast. I ordered stuff from Omaha Steaks for my moms visit last week and got some lean NY strips for the wife since it had to be leather.
    I do the same thing when my mother visits. What's the point?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo View Post
    Thinking of picking up 1 or 2, unless my butcher has them priced like he did last year $6.99 Defrosting a few racks of ribs we vacuum seald last month for Christmas dinner. On the smoker doing 1 with dillo dust, 1 with good home made rub and 1 with S & P AND red pepper flakes. Smoked BBQ beans, might defrost the brats we did. make it a BBQ smorgasbord .
    That sounds delicious!

    Hubby wants either beef or pork. I'm thinking that a nice roast with taters and carrots will be tasty.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bogie View Post
    Anybody else getting in on the rib roast deals this weekend? Soopers has some pretty nicely marbled roasts for 5.99/lb. I'm gonna buy one for christmas dinner and an extra (or two) for the freezer.
    A couple years ago the day after Christmas I went to Soopers, and sure enough there was a 120$ roast marked down to like 15 bucks. That was pretty awesome, cooked it Alton Brown style. http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/a...us-recipe.html
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    Heading down to Albertsons. $5.99lb Choice rib roast if you purchase $25 worth of other groceries. Seasoned for free if you ask for it at the Butcher Block and not pre packaged. Putting mine in the Treager.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo View Post
    Thinking of picking up 1 or 2, unless my butcher has them priced like he did last year $6.99 Defrosting a few racks of ribs we vacuum seald last month for Christmas dinner. On the smoker doing 1 with dillo dust, 1 with good home made rub and 1 with S & P AND red pepper flakes. Smoked BBQ beans, might defrost the brats we did. make it a BBQ smorgasbord .
    What kind of smoker are you using and wood, Jim?
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    Quote Originally Posted by KS63 View Post
    What kind of smoker are you using and wood, Jim?
    Camp chef pellet, no where near their suggested retail was paid. Almost 1/2 with .mil and other discount. had an early traeger, another board member is now proud owner .
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    Ahh. Mixing pellets. I need to try that. From my extremely limited experience smoking, I've learned that even if you screw up, the food is still good. Can't say that with other cooking methods. Thanks
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    Quote Originally Posted by KS63 View Post
    Ahh. Mixing pellets. I need to try that. From my extremely limited experience smoking, I've learned that even if you screw up, the food is still good. Can't say that with other cooking methods. Thanks
    WE liked a smoked flavor, without you eating something that sat in smoke all day. Like any seasoning the smoke has to blend with the food. I don't want a good cut of meat to get lost in the sauce so to speak.
    Experiment ratio wise. Apple is good for poultry do a 75 A /25 H for a starter. Same ratio if using mesquite instead of hickory.
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