PSB or advertisement for Guinness


 
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Mildo

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I could not in my neighborhood to buy a suitable chuck roast. So I bought 5 lb beef neck, tied

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and went by Larry recipe. Here are some pictures from the run

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very but very pleasant waiting to 165F

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added Guinness and covered with aluminum foil

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while the boys frolicking

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It was a sloooooooooooooooooow. Here I am in the middle of stewed under foil

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and I finished after about 7 hours in the dark and without photos

Here are pictures from lunch the next day. On the left side with Swiss cheese, on the right side with Gorgonzola.

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It tasted us very much, thank you Larry Wolfe!

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And thanks to all of you for watching. Enjoy the weekend.
 
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Very nice cook Mildo. You have good camera taking skills. You must have an expensive one. Have a good weekend...:)
 
nice looking cook! and yes guiness could use that as an advertisement! I think i need to buy a pan specifically for braising on my WSM.
 
Great substitute Mildo!
PSB does take a long time to cook, butt every minute, hour is well worth it.
And your sandwiches look absolutely AMAZING!!
Mr Wolfe hit the jackpot with this recipe! One everybody should try at least once!

Great Photos Mildo! Great Post!!
 
Terrific cook, Mildo! Great photos, also. My mouth is watering...

Regarding the comments about the photos - you don't need an expensive camera to take good pictures. You just need know-how and a bit of talent... Mildo obviously has that, in spades!

FWIW
Dale53
 
Mildo,
You truly have a magic touch for cooking, and for photography!
The PSB looks amazingly good!

sadly, I've never made PSB, since my beautiful wife does not like peppers, in any shape or form.
one of these days I'll make it for just me, and our son. :)
 
Robert McGee said:
Regarding the comments about the photos - you don't need an expensive camera to take good pictures. You just need know-how and a bit of talent...
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I do not know why but I like to document the progress of cooking on Weber.
It is not necessary to use an expensive camera. But it is true that with DSLR / SLT is more opportunities to play.

Thank you all for your kind comments.
 
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