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FIRED UP THE KAMADO

carlizard

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Fired up the Kamado. For the first day of summer we'll feast on smoked turkey and pork loin ribs finished on the smoker. :thum :thum
 

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Best turkey I've ever done. It was a 9 lb breast. Smoked it slowly for about 7 hours. Meat was pink and juicy. Used mesquite and hickory with a dry rub. Basted with olive oil, wine vinegar and more dry rub.
 
"carlizard" said:
It was 182 degrees.

was that in the breast or the thigh? I take the IT to 160-165 in the breast. Anymore than that and it gets overcooked.
 
Good job!

I'm going to cook something Saturday night and possibly tomorrow night in my Primo XL grill. I did Bison Ribeye last week and it came out perfect!
 
"carlizard" said:
Take pictures!

You mean like this:
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Or this:
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From infinity and beyond
 
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