Blades n BBQ!

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Just finished dinner.
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I have not done spatchcock chicken yet, I’ve heard it’s good.
That was beer can chicken with honey mustard sauce/ glaze.
Spatchcock will blow your mind, I cut out the spine, press flat breaking the breastbone. Then rub with olive oil all over and under the breast skin. Then use a rub of my choice. Comes out so juicy and tender! I do spritz a little during smoking, usually a soy and apple cider vinegar blend
 
Some pre burger sausage from Lockeford sausage company! If you end up in the northern central valley area, you would be doing yourself a favor by stopping!
 

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Reverse Sear Tri Tip, I prefer it to be more towards medium rare but the wife prefers medium so happy wife happy life and as long as the is some pink and it's not dried out I'm good with it.

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Now I am hungry
Awesome smoke ring! Did a brisket on Father’s Day and used a pellet tube to get more smoke. Heavy smoke for 5 hours and still no ring. But still came out great!

Thanks guys. We were over at a friends and he'd done the brisket on his Rectec smoker. He'd done it over night and then took it out that morning and let it rest in a gas stove with the piot light going. The stove when off is at 105 degrees. The brisket tip that my wife is cutting up is from one of our grass-fed steers. The rest was store bought. It was fantastic!
 
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