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    Pulled a small roast out of the freezer the other day and let it thaw in the fridge. Little did I know it was going to feel like 104 out today. Oh well. Smoked it anyhow. Seasoned it with Montreal Seasoning and smoked it at 250 with oak and cherry. Also did some twice smoked potatoes to go with it.



    Took the roast to 145 and then let it sit while the potatoes were back in the smoker.

    The potatoes were a bit hit this time, nothing left and only two slices of the roast are left. The kids raved about both for once, last time they wouldn't eat the potatoes. Go figure.
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    Well deserved go out for that Dawn...
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    • #3
      Wow! That looks incredible!!
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      • #4
        Wow You tok it to 145? It looks much more on the rare side...Absolutely incredible! I would have some of that and the spuds too
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        • #5
          Originally posted by SMOKE FREAK View Post
          Wow You tok it to 145? It looks much more on the rare side...Absolutely incredible! I would have some of that and the spuds too
          Not sure why the pic came out with a pink tint to it. I've taken pics with my phone before and they haven't been pink before.
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          • #6
            what a great lookin hunk of mouth waterin beef

            wonderful meal
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            • #7
              Nice lookin meat you wouldn't be interested in sharing how you made those twice smoked potato would ya
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              • #8
                Originally posted by smokemania View Post
                Nice lookin meat you wouldn't be interested in sharing how you made those twice smoked potato would ya
                Sure, I'll share. Got the orginal recipe from Mikey. In a nutshell, you take some potatoes and oil, salt and pepper the skins. Throw them in the smoker until they're done. These were big potatoes and I cheated a bit, finished cooking them in the microwave before I stuffed them. Once they're done, scoop out the insides but make sure to leave enough that the skins don't tear. Mix the potatoe insides with sour cream (I used cream cheese), chives, salt and pepper. I added a bit of milk to thin it out a little being the cream cheese is thicker than sour cream. Put the mixture back in the potatoes and top with shredded cheddar cheese. Put potatoes back in smoker until heated through and cheese is melted.
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                • #9
                  Originally posted by irishteabear View Post
                  Sure, I'll share. Got the orginal recipe from Mikey. In a nutshell, you take some potatoes and oil, salt and pepper the skins. Throw them in the smoker until they're done. These were big potatoes and I cheated a bit, finished cooking them in the microwave before I stuffed them. Once they're done, scoop out the insides but make sure to leave enough that the skins don't tear. Mix the potatoe insides with sour cream (I used cream cheese), chives, salt and pepper. I added a bit of milk to thin it out a little being the cream cheese is thicker than sour cream. Put the mixture back in the potatoes and top with shredded cheddar cheese. Put potatoes back in smoker until heated through and cheese is melted.
                  I got the original recipe from T-Bone Tim. The only things that I'd add to this is I used a melon baller to get the spud out of the skin without tearing it. When mixing up all the ingredients I added a bit of grated cheese and bacon bits to it and topped it off with additional cheese. You can add what ever suits you to it.
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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by irishteabear View Post
                    Not sure why the pic came out with a pink tint to it. I've taken pics with my phone before and they haven't been pink before.
                    Kudos to ya for braving the heat & humility on this smoke. Looks absolutely marvelous. Must be a female phone hence the pink tint to the picks
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