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i normally add peppers but it was a rush job and I didn't want to eat after 7 PM. Celery not so much. That's 50% beef, 50% meatball mix(ground beef, ground pork, ground veal).When I get that request, a pic would show chunks of celery, onion, and bell pepper hanging out. Last couple of times I made it with bork (80% ground beef and 20% ground pork) It works really well for the dish.
I love burritos.'m fixing burritos tonight with no help from the smoker. The wife works her last night before full retirement tomorrow night... no smoking tomorrow either.
You can keep the free labor motivated by the aroma.I'm meeting friends at the cabin this weekend.... doing a deck extension and a set of stairs.
I think I'll smoke up a pork butt to feed the masses. Sounds good and easy.
i normally add peppers but it was a rush job and I didn't want to eat after 7 PM. Celery not so much. That's 50% beef, 50% meatball mix(ground beef, ground pork, ground veal).
Yes, Sweet Baby Rays Honey BBQ. It adds some sweetness with a nice glaze. If I do bacon I use ketchup. OK, really, my meatloaf is really just thrown together and I add stuff depending on my mood.Your meat mix sounds great! Is that a bbq sauce on top? All I've ever done is a tomato sauce/paste.
you can roast them on the grill and then mash themI have wondered about veggies. Can you cook mashed potatoes on a grill?
If you smoke it, 225 until the meat comes to temp (160). Don't put it in a loaf pan or you won't get the smoke ring.hmmmm i don't think i have ever tried a smoked meatloaf or even bbq meatloaf for that matter......that sounds amazing.
that is some great neighbors u have. and good for you to offer them ribs.I'm smoking five racks of baby back ribs tomorrow if I have room on the smoker. My neighbors not only cut up but they hauled off all of my downed timber from last weekend's storm. Most all of the timber was in the alleyway and the plan was to cut and haul today. I'm working out of town and mowing lawns when I get back in town. Leave at daylight and get off work at dusk. To my surprise, they decided to not wait on me and did all of the work without my help. Accepting no money and leaving me feeling like a heel I'm doing ribs for them. In no way is that sufficient but at least shows that I am grateful. I know I can get four racks on the smoker. I'm hoping for five... one for me If there isn't enough room, I'll do without.
I'm using the hot rub my daughter graced me with and will spritz with apple juice. Wrapping them at the three hour mark with some butter, the remaining apple juice, and brown sugar. The finish hour will be a mop of a honey bbq sauce. I hope they like them.
That would definitely work for me. Well they shouldn't have deviated from the game plan. We were jointly going to cut up the mess and use my mow trailer to haul it off. Might have been two but likely three trips on a twelve foot trailer. I'm not talking a little bit of branches. I'm talking stuff thirty inches in diameter. True, none of it was from my property but a lot of it was in my alleyway. The power company cut the stuff off of the power lines and left it laying about fence high for two property widths. Ribs is a weak gesture of gratitude. Far cry from reasonable compensation. Yes, they are good neighbors!that is some great neighbors u have. and good for you to offer them ribs.
i kind of wish that is our national form of payment.....lol