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  1. Texas 1836

    Ribeyes

    Warms the heart to see that! Or is that a huger pain? Looks great
  2. Texas 1836

    Skirt Steak for Fajita

    Looks delicious!
  3. Texas 1836

    40+ Cloves and Chicken Tighs

    Nice V!
  4. Texas 1836

    Cooked Brisket Mixed with 80/20 GroundChuck Burgers

    The burgers look awesome. You doing a reverse sear before you smoke, or did I misunderstand?
  5. Texas 1836

    Pig Burn 090712

    DJ, you definitely have the pig gig down!
  6. Texas 1836

    Pork BBQ for 800 People

    Good point BW. Instead of an annual job review, you would get one by the plate! Would still be a great gig though. Don't imagine it's going to be an upper tier pay grade though!
  7. Texas 1836

    I will never forget

    Neither will I. They don't appear to be forgetting any time soon themselves.
  8. Texas 1836

    Pork BBQ for 800 People

    Man, that is my fantasy job! When I first started in the Oil Bidness in '76, there were people who had the official job title of Company Cook. They would travel around the country cooking for all corporate events like safety banquets, anniversaries, and any other kinds of recognitions. I have...
  9. Texas 1836

    The Saturday Night Pig

    Outstanding job DJ! Bet it was delicious!
  10. Texas 1836

    Sabroso Pollo - Tasty Chicken 9-3-12

    Heart healthy or not, I could tear that up! Nice job.
  11. Texas 1836

    Rib Burn 090112

    Looks like a nice load of meat DJ!
  12. Texas 1836

    Labor Day Chicken

    A definite scald on those! What caused it, and more importantly, how do you keep that from happening next time? And once you got passed the scald, how was the chicken? I love a hobby where you can still eat your screwups!
  13. Texas 1836

    re-heating brisket

    Dmtky, because you are doing so many, probably best to vac seal as stated above. I dont generally cook that many at one time. Since I am generally firing the pit for something else when I am going to reheat brisket, here is how I do it: Prep and rub the brisket, then cook it to around 160...
  14. Texas 1836

    Stuffed Portobellos

    Cut out the skirt and stem of each portobello, wash and dry. Lightly coat with EVO, place on pit at 230 degrees for 30 minutes. While smoking, prepare the stuffing. 1/4 chopped purple onion 1/4 cup Italian bread crumbs 1 block low fat Philly Cream Cheese 8oz premium crab meat Texas BBQ Rub...
  15. Texas 1836

    I was robbed.

    Cant help you with the equip question, but that sux that you got robbed.
  16. Texas 1836

    New member needs quick help

    Sounds like it should be plenty. Have a great cook!
  17. Texas 1836

    Greetings Ya'll

    Howdy DJ! Welcome back. I'm pretty much still a newbie here, but would really like hearing about your BBQ journey if you ever feel like posting it out here. Sounds like its working out for ya.
  18. Texas 1836

    College Football Cook

    :lol::lol:BW, I will be hoping those poor Frogs can get some tax breaks! :lol:
  19. Texas 1836

    College Football Cook

    Was planning on taking tomorrow off and doing ribs and Moink balls for some neighbors to watch Texas A&M and La. Tech. Isaac changed that plan! Will save the ribs for the weekend. At least A&M is headed for week two in the SEC UNDEFEATED! LOL Gig'em!
  20. Texas 1836

    RIP Neil Armstrong

    With which finger?
  21. Texas 1836

    Portable Grills??

    I would think a Smokey Joe would be your best bet. I have had the little propane gas griddle for tailgating, and that worked pretty well for burgers, sausage, fajitas, etc. but it's basically a hot plate. Now since I am more into smoking than grilling, I have considered some of the new...
  22. Texas 1836

    Fried chicken

    I agree. I like trying to cook everything on my pit as well. Question though V, did it actually need the indirect time or you just wanted to do it? Did that change the flavor any from if you had only fried it? Looks delicious.
  23. Texas 1836

    Perfect end of summer dinner

    Thanks!!
  24. Texas 1836

    Picture heavy...First meal on new grill

    Good food porn is just hard to beat. Bob, best and good luck to all of you in FLA, and everyone else in Issacs path.
  25. Texas 1836

    Italian Meatball Subs

    Very nice Larry! Thanks for the time and effort to make the video as well. I bet those were were awesome.
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