Barbecue Season(Show me your Supper)

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Just some steak and veggies
 

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alberta ribeyes, bc sockeye filets, Argentine shrimp, Gulf of Mexico tuna steaks.
 

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The front strip was tucked into the wings and the sides just hung off, I was surprised that it stayed where it was. I think the key is having thick enough bacon.
Ok cool, i cut my own bacon and it is always thick cut. Thanks
 

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I don't have super manly hands but I have long fingers haha. These were a decent size.
 

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Yep, won’t be doing that rub again. Followed a simple 50/50 recipe of salt and pepper. Way too salty. I cut off the bark. The meat was tasty.
 

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Yep, won’t be doing that rub again. Followed a simple 50/50 recipe of salt and pepper. Way too salty. I cut off the bark. The meat was tasty.
I been trying to use as low of salt rubs as I can. I find that the salt gets too carried away in some.
 

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I do too Tyler. I thought maybe I was missing something by cutting out the salt. I wasn’t missing anything at all.
 

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I load up my big cuts of beef with salt to brine it 24+ hours before but then don't use any salt in the rub later. Made that mistake a few times as most rubs are very salt heavy
 

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Started in the traeger and ran out of pellets at 140ish degrees. Finished it in the kamado where I should have started it but I had a fat head this morning.

6lb pork shoulder. On buns tonight and on tortillas tomorrow
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