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  1. bullitt5339

    Jamaican Jerk style spare ribs.

    I wanted to try something different and ran across this recipe online, so I decided to give it a try.  These came out awesome and are something a bit different than normal BBQ flavors.  You get the sweetness from the pineapple, followed by the kick of the habenero cooked into the sauce.
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    Dr. Pepper braised beef shortribs

    I typically use red wine as the braising liquid, but on the recommendation of another cook, I went with Dr. Pepper for this one.  I don't think it's better or worse than the red wine, just different.  It's not as sweet as I expected which is a good thing.  Absolutely delicious. Here's the...
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    Chicken leg quarters with Alabama white sauce on the REC TEC

    Just finished eating and these were a big hit with the family. Thighs were marinated for about 6 hours in Zesty Italian dressing and then seasoned with Oakridge BBQ Game Bird Rub.  Cooked at 300* and took just over 2 hours. Then I made some Alabama white sauce and plated them up with some...
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    Wings and bread from the REC TEC

    This was dinner tonight: Chicken wings seasoned with greek seasoning and then glazed with a Heinz 57/Honey mix.  These lasted about 4 minutes with my family: Orange Pecan Sweet bread.  My wife looked at me funny the first time I made a cake in the grill, now she just looks forward to the...
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    Rib trimmings in chili?

    I am cooking a bunch of spares right now and I didn't trim them down to St. Louis style because of time.  I was wondering if anyone has used the trimmings and put them in chili?  I know they'd do good in baked beans, but looking to do something a little different in some chili.
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    My trip to REC TEC HQs

    My son and I took a trip to Augusta Georgia today to pick up a REC TEC pellet grill.  After a 3 hour drive to get there, we were greeted by some extremely friendly people and proceeded to get the deal done for an RT-680, the searing kit and the stainless shelf.  It took less than 10 minutes and...
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    Tried a new salmon recipe for dinner

    I decided to break out the grill after work and do some small salmon fillets I had for me and my son.  He's a very picky eater, so I wasn't sure if he would like it, but he called his mom to tell her how good it was. The rub: 3TBS of Dark Brown Sugar 1TBS of Chili Powder 1TBS of Cumin Salt...
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    Re-Introduction from North Carolina

    I've been registered here for a while and like to come in and read, but haven't been very active in the past, but that's about to change.   I began smoking a couple years ago when I bought a cheaper propane smoker and have used that time to perfect a lot of recipes.  My co-workers benefit from...
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    My 1st attempt at pulled pork

    Being transplanted into Southeast NC about 10 years ago, both my boys and I have been in love with Carolina pulled pork for years, so after buying my smoker 3 weeks ago and successfully smoking 2 of the best racks of ribs I've ever had, 2 chickens, 2 pork loins and a batch of smoked salmon, I...
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    New guy from NC

    I've been lurking here for a few weeks, studying and learning because I bought a cheap propane smoker after wanting to get into smoking for a few years. I didn't really know how much I would enjoy it or how good I would be at it, so I didn't want to invest too !much at first. After following...
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