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    Tri-Tip Reverse Sear

    Found a nice tri-tip at Costco and thought I'd give it a reverse sear. Used some kingsford pro briquettes and a first sized chunk of hickory. smoked @ 240 degrees for about an hour then pulled at 120F. spread the coals and heated the grill to 400. Then direct cooked the meat to 135F. Used weber...
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    It’s a nice day to smoke some ribs!

    My mother in law is visiting so it’s a good day to be out back smoking ribs. I’ll let the cyberQ do the work and I’ll make sure the beer stays cold. :cool: Trying out a couple rubs from amazon: butt rub and bone suckin sauce..not sure why they call that last one a sauce, it’s a rub, but I...
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    Hello from Boise, Idaho!

    Long time lurker here. Thought it was time to come out of the shadows. :) I started my Weber habit with a WSM 18 a few years ago. thevirtualweberbullet was definitely a great find for me and helped me avoid a lot of mistakes early on. Since then I picked up a 22” kettle and most recently a WSC...

 

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