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    Dr. Pepper Glazed Ham

    I have GOT to get a digital camera and soon! Can't post pics, yet. Anyways, it was unseasonably warm in Seattle, yesterday, and in the rare window of optimal conditions, I did indeed conduct the burn. It turned out great! I removed at 120 degrees. The meat is moist and there's just enough...
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    Dr. Pepper Glazed Ham

    America's Test Kitchen has 2 excellent pubications; Cook's Illustrated and Cook's Country magazines. The following is from CC mag. 1/3 cup Dr. Pepper 3/4 cup brown sugar 2 tbs fresh orange juice 2 tsp dijon mustard 7 - 10 pound spiral sliced, bone in ham in natural juices NOT WATER or SOLUTION...
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    Ham (with photo)

    Those are some pretty uniform slices! Was it spiral sliced at purchase or are you some kind of ham slicing samurai adept?
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    60 briskets over the weekend! w/ pics

    Sweet! One question: where did you find the surplus submarine you converted into a smoker?
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    When grilling at home....

    Re: Speciality Grocery Stores: I know you've visited Seattle Pike Place Market. However, you missed out by not visiting another signature store, Uwajimaya. Excellent, exstensive and extraordinary Asian groceries. Main website is http://www.uwajimaya.com/. Perhaps next time you visit?
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    Frontier lump?

    I've gotten great result with Lazarra brand from my local Cash & Carry. Comes in 40 pound bags for less than $20!
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    Weber/Purviance Television Show Suggestions & Requests...

    With Chris' kind permission and at Jamie Purviance's suggestion, this thread will collect your requests and suggestions for future cooking videos. (Personally, I'm hoping that Jamie and the Weber folks will create a cooking show in the spirit of America's Test Kitchen.) I've suggested at least...
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    The next book - any ideas yet?

    I second that. How about (Wait for it!) the OFFICIAL BIG WEBER SMOKEY MOUNTAIN COOKER CHARCOAL FIRED COOKBOOK!
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    TV Show in the future???

    <BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by Jamie Purviance: I'd be very happy to put together a show with Weber. I'm not sure I'm ready for "prime time," but I have gotten a little experience...
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    TV Show in the future???

    Jamie: Ditto congratulations on the book. I picked up The Big Book some time ago, so I was especially pleased to see a live fire book coming out. Even better, I got a free copy for survey participation. Weber rules! Question: My PBS station carries America's Test Kitchen and BBQ U...
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    Live Report: Hearth, Patio, & BBQ Expo, Reno NV

    Great report, Chris! I've got to say, we must have one the best user support resources in the bbq world! A 22" WSM big brother would definitely be something I'd check out, but I'm hoping Weber will first come up with a caddy or table for the WSM.
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    Seattle Area Fruit Cooking Wood Source

    I found a wood source that works even better for me! I just picked up 20 pounds each of alder, apple and cherry wood from Joy & Ed, a family wood mill near the Southcenter Mall. Cost: $0.50 per pound. I found their advertisement on Craigslist. This stuff is PRIME! Dried, cleaned and...
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    Habanero/Scotch Bonnet flavor substitute

    You can drastically reduce the heat level by carefully removing the seeds and internal membranes.
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    Good sausages to smoke?

    Jimmy Dean Pork Sausage - 3 pound size from Costco.
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    cant get above 250 degrees

    2 words: HardWood Charcoal
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    Seattle Area Fruit Cooking Wood Source

    Greetings Seattle Area Smokers: I found a wholesale distributor of fruit wood. Ray Morris, 206-762-WOOD (9663) sales@cookingwoods.com. The warehouse is located in Snohomish Country, but he's willing to transport product to his West Seattle office for pickup from there. He has a minimum order...
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    Cherry Fired Cornish Hens

    I have been known to mount the birds on stands. This is really fun at the beach where everyone else is burning burgers and dogs. About 60 minutes in, the aroma is delicous and the birds turn a beautiful brown/red/purple shade. I've also tried the split version. Both are goodl
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    Cherry Fired Cornish Hens

    Adapted from a Cook'n Cajun, i.e. Brinkmann, Water Smoker Cookbook recipe. The skin isn't as crunchy as I would like, so I will experiment with brining and/or spatchcocking before the smoke. 2 Cornish Hens 1 Pound Can Bing cherries, 1/2 cup juice reserved 1 1/2 teaspoon cornstarch 1/4 cup...
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    New WSM cart

    Sweet! Any chance I can get a copy of the plans?? Thanks.
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    Fattie cooking recommendations

    I wonder how many alarms have gone off at government surveillance HQ whenever one of us communicates regarding "Smoking Fatties". Now I just know that none of us smokes anything other than meat on our WMS, but I would certainly hope I never get a knock on the door some night by the MIB.

 

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