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  1. Creole Rub:

     

    Good for seafood mainlly for crawfish and shrip also great on Chicken

     

    3tablespoons paprika

    2 tablespoons salt

    1 tablespoon garlic powder

    1 tablespoon black pepper

    1 tablespoon onion powder

    1 tablespoon cayenne pepper

    1 tablespoon dried oregano

    1tablespoon dried thyme

  2. Memphis Rub:

    This is good for your pork ribs and shoulders:

     

    1/4 cup paprika

    1 Tablespoon firmly packed DARK brown sugar

    1Tablespoon sugar

    2Teaspoon salt

    2 teaspoons of Accent (MSG)

    1 teaspoon celery salt

    1 teasppon black pepper

    1 teaspoon dry mustard

    1 teaspoon garlic powder

    1 teaspoon onion powder

    1-3 teaspoons cayenne Pepper (Depends on your taste)

  3. Yes, I got them at a "fiesta" mexican store. Did you know mexicans use them when making tamalles. I did not know that. Bu was a cool leason.

     

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  4. I am doing pork ribs this weekend. And ofcourse, I use the mustered. LOL.

     

    I love to smoke, Out of 52 weekeands. I say it do it about 40-45 weekands. We really dont have much of a winter here in Texas. If we do it last a month.

  5. well, yes there is. This is about my 6th or 7th time making them. Here is the process:

     

    cook your sausage and let cool.

    cut the tops off and clean out the inside. ALSO TAKE A TOOTHPICK AND POKE A HOLE IN THE BOTTOM.

    Now, The next part I have found works better. Layer the cream cheese and sausage. This way you get cheese through the whole thing. Your last layer should be cheese. make it even.

    Take two fairly big slices of bacon. and criss cross.

    take a toothpick and stick it through the bacon all the way through (this will not allow the bacon to curl)

    you can either grill them, smoke them, or put even the oven. Smoking is good but will take about 2 hours. The oven is also good, I would not grill them until you prefect it.

     

    Hope this helps.

  6. IMG_20110604_121208.jpg

     

    This was when I was wrapping it. Got drunk that night. Forgot to post pics of me cutting, I still jave some left over wutch we are making nachos out of tonight. I will take some pics of my smoke ring.

     

    Also made stuffed jallapinios with cream cheese and sausage and closed the tops off with bacon....

     

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  7. The temp on mine never goes over 240. I normally go out every three hours. I like to drink, so normally im outside with the kids, playing, swimming etc. My pit is to big for chips or chunks I use logs. I will take a pic of what Im doing right now.

     

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    Now the secret with keeping temp is how far you have all your vents and smoke stack open. To start it I normally keep the firebox vent closed, and the smoke stack open all the way. Once the coals diee out, its normally half and half.

     

    the Hungarin Paprikea, I cant find either, but have heard the same thing. And when it comes to any kind of pork, its a must to rub it down in mustared. thats most BBQers, I know do that.

     

    here is the brisket before hand. It is now on the smoker:

     

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    IMG_20110604_050013.jpg

     

    When smoking my brisket, I like to cook it with the fat side up, so the fat penatrates the meat and allows the smoke to enter so you get the full flavor through it.

  8. Yes, Big very nice set up there. Shame on you leaving....LMAO!

     

    Well I am doing a 11lbs brisket tonight. Request of my motherinlaws boyfriend. So looks like I will have company 2moro for dinner. It has been rubbed down and will go on the fire around 1-2am. I will take pics and post through the process. starting around that time.

     

    I did want to comment on one thing BigD said. Not all fire boxes have to be baby set. Mine I let go for about 3 hours before I add any logs to the fire. I use a charcoal base on the bottom just to get my wood to light. Charcoal will die out about 2 hours into it and full wood takes over. Tonight, I will be using Hickory, I like the heavy smoke on my briskets.

     

    The rub is basic Memphis rub, with Dry mustered and Brown sugar added to it. and of course cumin, and creole.

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