Smoked Chicken, Cajun Prosciutto Shrimp, Sausages, Virgin Ribs, & Poke Chops!

[eccj]

I caught some amazing deals on meat this week so I decided to do a big cookout for the family!


I brined my ribs & pork chops for about 4hrs! This was my first time cooking ribs!

 After I got that going I trimmed the skin & fat off of the chicken. I rubbed them heavily with Weber Kicking Chicken!








This is the rib tips & shrimp!

Next I started rubbing my ribs. I used Brown Mustard & McCormick Applewood Rub.









This was my nieces plate!

[argentflame]

Awesome cook. What a feast.

[SixZeroFour]

The second I read the post title noting "cajun prosciutto shrimp" my mouth started watering - no need for pictures!

I might actually make these tonight and can't believe this combo never crossed my mind!

Great looking ribs & chicken too!

[1buckie]

That's a whale of a big cookup right there.......stuff looks grate !!!!!!

How'd you like the applewood rub on ribs?

[eccj]

Awesome cook. What a feast.

Thanks Brotha!

[eccj]

That's a whale of a big cookup right there.......stuff looks grate !!!!!!

How'd you like the applewood rub on ribs?

Thanks sir!  It definitely did the ribs justice! I bought them on sale from Sams & the guy in the meat suggested that I soak them in Salt water for 45 mins rinse them off & cook them immediately since they were " on sale meat"! Normally I'd have taken his advice and then froze them. But, I was tired from working & didn't feel like making space in my freezer!

When I took them out to wash them and brine them (4 days later),  I started to take them back but I remembered how my dad used to soak deer in Salt water overnight to draw out the blood & gamey taste. I figured they would come out fine if I had enough salt in the brine (which they did).

Taste wise I gave them an 8 without sauce (because of the condition of the meat) & a 9.5 with the sauce! They were very juicy and had just the right amount of crust on them!

I used Pecan as I have plenty of it around,  but I'm going to experiment with some different fruit woods and with mesquite a little.  I have some of the mini logs from Academy.

I have already decided that I need to learn how to make my own rubs because look at this...

Both of these were full when I started cooking yesterday!  That can start to add up after a while! Lol So any advice or recipes that you gentlemen can share with me,  it would be greatly appreciated! 

[eccj]

The second I read the post title noting "cajun prosciutto shrimp" my mouth started watering - no need for pictures!

I might actually make these tonight and can't believe this combo never crossed my mind!

Great looking ribs & chicken too!

You're welcome to my Brotha!  One suggestion though. Go light on your seasoning, dip them in a little unsalted Butter,  and if they're regular (med/large) sized shrimp only use half of the slice of Prosciutto as it's a naturally salty piece of meat!  You might also consider adding a tablespoon of maple syrup (since you're a Canadian) or honey to balance the saltiness!  That's what I'm going to do next time!

[eccj]

So after reading the back of this Applewood Rub bottle,  it appears that the special ingredient is Applewood smoke!  Does Anyone have a recipe for creating "dried wood smoke"? I'm sitting here chuckling to myself because it sounds preposterous!  Lmao!!!

[1buckie]

So after reading the back of this Applewood Rub bottle,  it appears that the special ingredient is Applewood smoke!  Does Anyone have a recipe for creating "dried wood smoke"? I'm sitting here chuckling to myself because it sounds preposterous!  Lmao!!!

OK......check into this thread here:

http://weberkettleclub.com/forums/other-recipes/smoked-corn-and-black-bean-salsa/msg13616/#msg13616



See how I've got the little aluminium criss-cross expanded metal screens angled slightly & clamped together?

Get some stainless steel (don't use the regular cheap crap as it might be galvanized) screen door material from Home Depot or the like, angle it a bit, or even maybe clamp three sheets together , lay out whatever spices you'd like & smoke them gently at a low heat........smoked sea salt & other spices come out great that way...... .... couple hours & it'll flavor nice.......

[eccj]

So after reading the back of this Applewood Rub bottle,  it appears that the special ingredient is Applewood smoke!  Does Anyone have a recipe for creating "dried wood smoke"? I'm sitting here chuckling to myself because it sounds preposterous!  Lmao!!!

OK......check into this thread here:

http://weberkettleclub.com/forums/other-recipes/smoked-corn-and-black-bean-salsa/msg13616/#msg13616



See how I've got the little aluminium criss-cross expanded metal screens angled slightly & clamped together?

Get some stainless steel (don't use the regular cheap crap as it might be galvanized) screen door material from Home Depot or the like, angle it a bit, or even maybe clamp three sheets together , lay out whatever spices you'd like & smoke them gently at a low heat........smoked sea salt & other spices come out great that way...... .... couple hours & it'll flavor nice.......

Thanks Brotha! #goodstuff

[Cuda Dan]

Nice job on the BBQ I'm sure it was DELICIOUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[GregS]

looks amazing!