This post has been crazy hard to write. I’ve had it in the queue for awhile, and I don’t really have that great of an excuse. If you recall, I started my Three S’s series on making the cook your own, starting with Seasonings and Sauces. “Sides” is so very broad and encompassing […]
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This one is a gluttonous delight. I’ve done these before, and I know what I wanted to do differently. So happy to share this result with you. Even again, I made a mistake in buying a thick cut bacon. While part of me appreciates the love for the thicker cut bacon, it’s not
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Everybody likes beef jerky. Recipes are easy to come by, you can make it with different meats, cuts, and processes. I went with my favorite recipe, added that ForensicBBQ touch, and with my tried and true process. If y’all haven’t seen been to heygrillhey.com, you’re missing out. Thank you Susie for this recipe..
Beef Jerky: Dr. Pepper & Habanero! Keep Reading »
It only took until the end of winter for me to make my yearly chili. I found this recipe years ago, entered it into a work Chili Cook-off, and those that tried it found it to be too hot. Or did they? Because I took home top prize. Embarrassing for some, badge of
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When it’s cold outside, it’s time to do some cold smoking. I like it because it adds a (usually) subtle smokiness to one of Mrs. ForensicBBQ and I’s favorite foods. She’s been asking for a cheese stockpile for awhile now, so it was that time. All I use my RecTeq smoker for is
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Dragged the RecTeq Bull out for the first time in 2021, and went for the guilty pleasure dish: Queso. This will be a quick post, cause there isn’t much to it.. add ingredients, add heat. Not too much to build upon, but I did make some changes to the recipe from Meat Church.
The Smoked Queso Dip! Keep Reading »
A beautiful complement to a smoked BBQ dish. With so many different variations, it’s easy to get lost. It’s also easy to lose the delicious smoke taste when you go with an overpowering coat. It takes me a long, long time to finally settle down on a sauce. I love a lot of
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Ain’t nothing wrong with a store bought items – but there’s something special about starting from scratch. Now I’m not talking about butchering your own cow, growing your own herbs – If you do, I’m jealous and you’re on a whole different level. I’m talking about your Seasonings, your Sauce, and your Sides.
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Not really a smoker post, but we threw some pumpkin seeds on the RecTeq and added that flavor! Short post, but might give you an idea this autumn. Recipe The Prep Table We were watching a young human and she wanted to carve some pumpkins. We bought a couple small ones – which
‘Tis the Season – Pumpkin Seeds! Keep Reading »
Call it thinking outside of the box – or into the box – but we’re going out on a limb. I had a pile of Cheez-It crackers on my last couple flights and thought, “I bet these would be good smoked”. Naturally, I wasn’t the only one that thought this. A quick Google
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