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Originally posted by Unkamonkey Unkamonkey wrote:

We did 5 turkeys in a deep fat fryer a few weeks ago. Good leftovers.

there were leftovers? LOL
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Originally posted by mbullism mbullism wrote:

Originally posted by Unkamonkey Unkamonkey wrote:

We did 5 turkeys in a deep fat fryer a few weeks ago. Good leftovers.


there were leftovers? LOL

There wasn't enough people around to eat everything.
I'll think about using the outhouse in UT story to fry up a Thanksgiving turkey one year.
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Originally posted by Unkamonkey Unkamonkey wrote:

There wasn't enough people around to eat everything. 

Sorry...[sarcasm] There were leftovers? [/sarcasm] Wink
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Looks great!

Whenever I fire up the smoker the whole damn neighborhood comes nosing around. 
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Looks great!  The bbq I can do here  but it sure is hard to get that Yuengling around here.  I had a buddy that was from North Carolina and would bring it back by the truckload for all of us.  He recently moved back to NC so my source is goneUnhappy
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Originally posted by Ryan_289 Ryan_289 wrote:

Looks great!  The bbq I can do here  but it sure is hard to get that Yuengling around here.  I had a buddy that was from North Carolina and would bring it back by the truckload for all of us.  He recently moved back to NC so my source is goneUnhappy

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There is nothing as good as a proper pulled pork sandwich with Lexington sauce and slaw on a sourdough roll. I was almost cryin' - lookin' at those photos and my kitchen totally gutted in the middle of a remodel. But I will get this done, along with carnitas and tortillas al pastor when the kitchen is finished in a couple weeks.
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I have a friend that has a smoker about the size of a shower stall that he built. He used to hang around 120Lbs of beef strips in it for jerky. We can't get him to do it anymore. The Salmon and bacon he did was great as well.
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Originally posted by Mike S Mike S wrote:

There is nothing as good as a proper pulled pork sandwich with Lexington sauce and slaw on a sourdough roll. I was almost cryin' - lookin' at those photos and my kitchen totally gutted in the middle of a remodel. But I will get this done, along with carnitas and tortillas al pastor when the kitchen is finished in a couple weeks.

Carnitas now your talking! 

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