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The way those guys cook it on a Santa Maria style grill...is the absolute best way. You say when you're ready and we'll ship a few your way. Costco sells decent packs of tri-tip here. Haven't really noticed a difference with prime/choice...it's all good. Salt/pepper/garlic...all it needs. 

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The Santa Maria Grill is a lot like the Argentine Parrilla which I learned to use down there. They are awesome in that you can use direct heat yet use the grill pully system to keep the fire from touching the meat. I had one, but it finally rusted out.

Today, just doing some slow cooked baby backs for the missus and I.

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Smoked wings yesterday and  smoked chicken kabob today.... dieting just suks.... Update beef kabobs..no chicken..

  hamburger waving hello emoticon                  Wash       

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Who has a meat slicer they love?  I'm ready to buy one. Been researching and a lot of the little ones claim no good for cheese. Found one for about $600 that seems really nice, but don't know if I should spend that much. I was really hoping to keep it under $400

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43 minutes ago, DNP said:

Who has a meat slicer they love?  I'm ready to buy one. Been researching and a lot of the little ones claim no good for cheese. Found one for about $600 that seems really nice, but don't know if I should spend that much. I was really hoping to keep it under $400

Get the best one you can, otherwise it will jam up like a First Generation PSA10. (sorry PSA owners, I just had to use that:hornet:). I have a cheap one and it works, but is starting to fall apart, and doesn't always cleanly cut. Speaking of cutting, Kamikoto knives of Japan has changed their marketing strategy. Their knives are in the $400 to $600 range, but now if you advance order them you can pick them up in the $125 to $200 range. I have one coming July 1, I will give a report on it.

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:laffs:poor PSA guys...they always get the brunt of the joke.  My first gen of the JD Machine stuff had its issues. Good news is not a lot of guys own em...so I never caught a lot of heat. 

 

I'm probably going to go with the 600 dollar one. Happy birthday to me!  Thanks for the input. I used a nice one when I worked at a butcher shop in highschool...wish I could spend a few thousand, but with the limited cutting I'll be doing...that might be overkill. 

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What do you do when you have three Dads whose grown up kids can't be here for Fathers Day? The parents get together for a BBQ. Going on the smoker in an hour. After pics to follow. Trying out a vertical rib rack on the Akorn.

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24 minutes ago, Sisco said:

Step two see how the vertical rack works in this thing.

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Meat head says in his book to add an hour to your cook time with racks fyi

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26 minutes ago, shepp said:

Meat head says in his book to add an hour to your cook time with racks fyi

Thanks for the tip. I already did. Making up my homemade BBQ sauce now. Had to crush up some Viagra for it. These Dads are in for a surprise!

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1 hour ago, shepp said:

I got some left in the fridge but my old man don't like it so I'm gonna run down and get some Stubbs 

Stubbs is my favorite store bought. Just pulled these off! Happy Fathers Day to your Dad.20170618_151348.thumb.jpg.0bb3abc5cc335a0744a7bb605a6c8bea.jpg

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Ironic.  Getting ready to fire up the grill, and it's too hot to do that shiit out in the sun.  I pulled it under the patio cover.  Let's see what the grill does to the thermostat...  :lmao:

 

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30 minutes ago, Sisco said:

Stubbs is my favorite store bought. Just pulled these off! Happy Fathers Day to your Dad.20170618_151348.thumb.jpg.0bb3abc5cc335a0744a7bb605a6c8bea.jpg

And a happy Father's Day to you sisco, and the rest of you too!!

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29 minutes ago, 98Z5V said:

Ironic.  Getting ready to fire up the grill, and it's too hot to do that shiit out in the sun.  I pulled it under the patio cover.  Let's see what the grill does to the thermostat...  :lmao:

 

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No need for Charcoal, just put the meat in the sun! Holy Jehosaphat! Who ever that is. Its 69 here and I am in shorts!

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35 minutes ago, Sisco said:

No need for Charcoal, just put the meat in the sun! Holy Jehosaphat! Who ever that is. Its 69 here and I am in shorts!

Burning off the grill made an impact on the thermo, that's for damn certain!... I'm cooking now, veggies on and wrapped in alot of tin foil.

Here's what burning off the grill at 700+ did...  :laffs:   Looks like 114 at my house...  :lmao:

 

 

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Check out that humidity, though. :thumbup:

People always say, "You don't have any humidity - you don't have any "heat index..." 

You fuckers have a "heat index" so you know what real heat feels like... :lmao:  Your low-a$s temps with humidity feel like they're alot hotter...  It's actually alot hotter here...  :banana:

Stick your head in the oven - there's no humidity in there.  That's your "heat index..."  :laffs:

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Thats exactly what an oven would feel like!! No thanks, it's a nice 60 degrees and pissing down rain so I don't have to mow or cook outside I'll take that over the oven.. girls are making spaghetti yeah I'm so not getting ribs. Damn!

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9 hours ago, Sisco said:

Thanks for the tip. I already did. Making up my homemade BBQ sauce now. Had to crush up some Viagra for it. These Dads are in for a surprise!

Is that how you got the ribs to stand upright?:lmao:

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