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    Just messing around

    Well the snow here in the Denver area has finally melted enough for me to get to the wood pile. So I was itching to get a fire going and just smoke some 'sheeeet'. So here is what is in the smoker right now.  Boneless Chuck Roast A Deli Turkey Breast: a pretty mediocre one, but i cut it into 1...
  2. Let me introduce myself

    Let me introduce myself

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    Let me introduce myself

    My name is Chef B. I am a KCBS certified judge and a proud member of the Rocky MT BBQ Association. I live in a suburb of Denver, CO called Littleton. I graduated from the Culinary Institute of America in 1981. I own my own business consulting firm. My latest love of my life is my is my 20" pipe...
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    Why is Franklin BBQ in austin so good?

    I have enjoyed reading this topic/thread. My wife is a UT Austin alum and she took me to Austin to see a part of her history. We did a BBQ tour of the great epitomes in and around the area. We hit Kreuz's, Smitty's, The Salt Lick, Black's and some other small places in Lueling and Lockhart...
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    Don't Let The Term Newbie Fool You

    Newbie to this great site. I am a graduate of the Culinary Instituted of America, class of '81, a KCBS CBJ and a proud member of the best State/Region BBQ association, The Rocky Mountain BBQ Association. I look forward to sharing and learning with all of you. Brining and smoking are my favorite...
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    The Great Smoked Salt Experiment

    I want to thank you for sharing your scientific process on attacking this project and your diligence for the comprehensive tutorial. 
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