A day with the Chargriller

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Jeekinz

Washing Up
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10:30am
Short ribs - olive oil, S&P
Pork ribs - S&P
Mop - 3 tablespoons dark brown sugar, 1 1/2 c. cider vinegar.
All room temperature.

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While the charchoal heats up, I cut down logs from the firewood pile. I used white oak this time. After I cut the logs into 7-8" sections, I used a small hatchet to split it into 1-2" diameter pieces.

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Now that the coals are ready, I add some of the oak
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Once the oak burns down a little, it's time for the meat
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At 4 hrs. I threw on some chicken thighs (OO, S&P) and some Brats (1 beer, 1 sliced spanish onion)
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After 30 mintues (now 4 1/2 hrs) the chicken, short ribs and brats come off and the lump Mesquite goes on.

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The chicken, short ribs, brats and 2 ears of corn go on the gas grill to finish cooking. When the brats are just about done, I finish them off on the grill surface. The beer has now reduced 75%
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Just the pork will get the mesquite smoke...time for the BBQ SAUCE !!!!
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....just kidding :LOL: :ROFLMAO:

It's a Jersey thing.....
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well done ... everything looks great ...
never tried beef ribs on the smoker ...
think i am going to try soon ...
 
This is just mean I tell you - I'm starving!!!!!!!!!!!!:(

GREAT thread - I always love pics - makes things more attainable if that makes sense.

And yes, I did gasp when I saw the Kraft BBQ sauce - not that there's ANYTHING wrong with it but something just didn't match up - all this work to smoke this lovely meat and then...............:ohmy: Kraft......:LOL: I was going to PM you my BBQ sauce recipe :chef:
 
Excellent photo essay J.

Thanks. Looks great. I'm in the market for a new grill, and your essay makes me rethink the whole 'smoker' thang. Might look at 'combo' grills now.
 
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