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Well guys and gals, its been a long road, but here we are, 4 tires firmly planted on the road towards BBQ greatness being steered by yours truly, Brian, THE Texas BBQ Guy. In this video, I'm going to outline some of the things you will need if you, too, desire to open your own stand.

A very special thanks to Jim Flanagan @ www.flanagansrv.com

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This is the fourth part in a series on the long road to BBQ greatness. I hope you enjoy the content, please leave comments down below..

Every day is a learning experience building this pit. We had some issues with the 1/2" round bar not being beefy enough to support the weight of the doors, so in the next video you will see the fix for that.

Thanks to my brother in law Jim Flanagan @ www.flanagansrv.com and Adam@ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVxHEA9RxhaCxBgcxdMa8LA for all the technical help! I'll get a bit more in depth the next video, but please leave questions and comments below.

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The sun was shining, the dogs were playin' and there was a gleam in his eye as he sat his MIG 170 on the table for the great unboxing of that would surely lead to the greatest BBQ pit build in the history of BBQ pit builds.

This is the second part in a series on the long road to BBQ greatness. I hope you enjoy the content, please leave comments down below..

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It was a windy day back in the Spring of 2020, the world was on lock down, when some good ol' Texas boys decided to start building the best dang BBQ joint in the South. No dang fire ants would be stopping them that day.

This is the first part in a series on the long road to BBQ greatness. I hope you enjoy the content, please leave comments down below..

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Before anyone gets their panties in a knot let me make the statement, no bats were harmed in the making of this video, but probably a couple of cows.

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This was an extremely fun video to make considering we are all stuck at home for the coughacolypse quarantine. I hope you guys have as much fun watching as we did making it.One thing I forgot to mention in the video is that we put the 'bats' in the freezer for about an hour so they would keep their form when we put them on the smoker.

Bat ingredients-
2 lbs 80/20 grand beef
Accent
Black Garlic and Umami Sauce
Crushed Celery Seeds
Garlic powder
1 pkg french onion soup mix
Garlic & Herb bread crumbs
2 eggs
Maggi sauce
1 large jalapeno (halved, with seeds)
Pink Himalayan sea salt

Rubs-
Bodies:
Coarse ground black pepper
McCormick Applewood Rub
McCormick Mesquite

Wings:
Coarse ground black pepper
McCormick Mesquite

Wood-
Hickory

Also forgot to mention, for the bonus features, I threw the Jimmy Dean 'Hot' sausage on the pit frozen, let it smoke for about an hour or so, then inserted my MEATER+ probe.

Hi guys! Since we are all stuck in the house for the time being, I had a little bit of charcoal in the bottom of the bag, and a few scraps of hickory, so decided to make some burgers at the house. Unfortunately, as most of you know, all the good meats are taken, so was forced to use just your basic ground beef. Usually I get the ground sirloin, but apparently all the people who hoarded toilet paper, also got all the ground sirloin. BUT, the good news is, I can cook anything that was meant to be cooked!

I'm still working on my website, it will be up before the end of the month. It's a long aggravating process doing it yourself. Doesn't help either I can only work on it in the evenings, and that's drinkin' time, but it's all coming together.

Welcome to my BBQ Bites everyone! I decided to try something new and do some short 3 minute or less videos from clips I've got laying around. Let me know what you think in the comments!

I've seen all kinds of London Broils on YouTube. Weber Kettles, Komados, pellet grills, even electric smokers. But I aint seen one on an offset smoker so here it is!

Welcome to my BBQ Bites everyone! I decided to try something new and do some short 3 minute or less videos from clips I've got laying around. Let me know what you think in the comments!

I've seen all kinds of London Broils on YouTube. Weber Kettles, Komados, pellet grills, even electric smokers. But I aint seen one on an offset smoker so here it is!

Episode 15: Smoked Meatball Snack Sticks Video

These smoked meatball snack sticks are perfect as appetizers, game day, and you can use the sticks to fend off hungry guests waiting on your brisket or ribs.

These are super simple to make, prep time is about 20 minutes depending on how many pounds you are making, and just about 10-20 minutes on the smoker. Quick and easy!

Episode 15: Smoked Meatball Snack Sticks Video

These smoked meatball snack sticks are perfect as appetizers, game day, and you can use the sticks to fend off hungry guests waiting on your brisket or ribs.

These are super simple to make, prep time is about 20 minutes depending on how many pounds you are making, and just about 10-20 minutes on the smoker. Quick and easy!

Episode 14: Grilled Breakfast Pork Chops Video

These were the saddest looking meats I've ever had on my grill. All I could ask myself is why. Why would someone make a pork chop so thin, its like a slice of ham with a bone in it. But hey, I pulled it off, and they were quite good, except they were so thin. Really. I cut my bacon as thick as these things were. But they turned out ok, and apparently some people prefer this over bacon, to each their own.

Episode 13: SPECIAL100 SUBSCRIBERS VIDEO!!! MAKIN’ BACON!
Thanks to everyone!!! We've just reached 100 subscribers!!! For this episode I'm trying something new and uploading in 4K, so let me know what you think in the comments below!

This is an easy smoked bacon recipe, and you can really make it your own to the flavors you enjoy, This is uncured bacon, as we really dont care for the cured stuff in our house, and frankly, bacon doesn't last long enough in our home for it to go bad.

We only smoke our pork belly to 145 because we don't want to loose all those great juices when the fat starts rendering, but rather it stay in the pan when we fry up the slices. That great fat makes for some tasty scrambled eggs after your done frying it up, and an easy way to clean your pan!

Episode 12: Po’ Mans Brisket Video
Sorry for the rush job, just a quick upload trying to catch up on my back log of videos. Hope you folks enjoy!

Just taking a quick break between shoots

Episode 11: Oklahoma Joe’s Longhorn Smoker Counter Upgrade

Sorry folks this is my first video for 2020, life has been super busy, but that doesnt mean I forgot about y'all! I've got a hand full of videos im in the process of editing, and I'll get them rolled out over the next few days.

One of my pet projects was upgrading my Oklahoma Joe smoker. The Oklahoma Joe's Longhorn doesn't come with a counter, so I decided to use some scrap lumber and urethane to make one, and this is how I did it!

Hope you guys enjoy the video, got some big news, and more good stuff coming soon!!!

Episode 10: Smoked BBQ Cholula Angus Beef Ribs Video

My 10th video and I'm trying out a new video editing style, so tell me what y'all think down below in the comments!

This was one of the funnest videos for me just because I love Cholula hot sauce, but it was also the most challenging with all the video and audio editing, camera shots, etc., I'm still learning all the bells and whistles on iMovie, so as I grow, my productions will get better. Thanks to everyone for your support!

Prime Angus Beef Ribs:
Binder-
Cholula Original Hot Sauce

Rub-
Accent
Powdered Jalapeno
Pink Himalayan Sea Salt
Coarse ground pepper
Granulated onion powder
Granulated garlic powder
Smoked Paprika

Hope you folks enjoy the video, and please leave any questions or comments down below!

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Hi guys! Another great video for you! This was me cooking some dinner for myself on my Oklahoma Joe I thought you would enjoy. I had picked up some select grade boneless beef ribs from WalMart, and really just wanted to try Cholula hot sauce again on some meat after the success I had on the Episode 8 double feature where I had used it as a binder on a prime Angus chuck roast. If it was that good on prime, I just had to know what it would do on select, and let me tell you, it did not disappoint!

For the binder I used Cholula hot sauce, and for the rub I went with Accent, dried habanero, pink Himalayan sea salt, coarse ground pepper, granulated garlic, granulated onion, and smoked paprika.

For those that like things a little less spicy than I do, which is probably 99% of the world, I would suggested leaving off the dried habanero, the Cholula adds a nice little kick as it is.

I had these ribs in the smoker for 3 hours using post oak and hickory woods, wrapped them in foil, then back on the grill for two more hours. I then wrapped them in a towel, and let the beef rest for 1 hour before opening the foil and cutting into them.

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"Blue Ska" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)
License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

Episode 8: Prime Angus Double Feature! Smoked BBQ Prime Angus Beef Ribs and Chuck Roast Video

This is was a fun video despite the weather on Thanksgiving day. Everything turned out fantastic! I gotta tell you, the Cholula as a binder on the chuck roast was hittin! Im going to have to experiment with that more!

Got some great videos planned, and Christmas is just a few short weeks away so make sure you are subscribed to get all the great content!

Hope you folks enjoy the video, and please leave any questions or comments down below!

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Prime Angus Beef Ribs:
Binder-
Yellow mustard

Rub-
Accent
Pink Himalayan Sea Salt
Coarse ground pepper
Granulated onion powder
Granulated garlic powder
Dried habanero
Cayenne pepper

Prime Angus Beef Shoulder Chuck Roast:
Binder-
Cholula hot sauce

Rub-
The rub I used on this butt is the same rub I made for the ribs in Episode 1.
Rub recipe-
1/4 cup of kosher salt
1/4 cup ground coarse black pepper
1/4 dark brown sugar
1/4 cup smoked paprika
1/4 cup of granulated garlic

The last in this 4 part series. This was originally going to be a video on my take of chile con queso, but to make a long story short, I just couldn't get the editing right due to some speed issues and it just wouldn't have been a very good video, but don't worry, thats a favorite around here and I'll get it posted sometime in the near future.

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I actually didn't use a binder on this cook, but if you want to, up to you.

The injection I made up for this was about a cup of Worcestershire sauce, about a cup of apple juice, about a cup of honey, another cup of butter pecan syrup, about an 1/8th of a cup of apple cider vinegar, and about 8 oz of spring water.

Rub recipe-
1/4 cup of kosher salt
1/4 cup ground coarse black pepper
1/4 dark brown sugar
1/4 cup smoked paprika
1/4 cup of granulated garlic
1/4 cup granulated onion
2 Tbsp of dry mustard
2 Tbsp of cumin
1 Tbsp of turmeric
1 Tbsp of McCormick's Applewood Rub
1 tsp of cinnamon

DO NOT USE THE SPRAY I CONCOCTED! IT WILL CLOG THE NOZZLE ON ANY SPRAY BOTTLE!!!!

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Video 3 of 4. I swear i'm not doing this format ever again. Geez.

This is my Hickory Smoked Green Bean and Bacon Casserole Video. Really, this is good stuff and my own South Texas twist on a classic dish. This was all done on my Oklahoma Joe's 2 in 1, hope you guys enjoy it!

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Basic Ingredients-
2 large cans of green beans (24 oz each)
1 large can of Cream of Mushroom soup (26 oz)
1 package of bacon (jalapeno bacon is great with this, so is apple)
3 cups of crispy onions
Garlic

Smoke at about 300 degrees for 1 hour.

Remember to hold out about a cup of the crispy onions and about a half cup of the cooked bacon to throw on the top about 30 minutes before it's done smoking.

I prefer hickory wood for this dish, it adds such a nice flavor, but I've also had great feedback using both maple and pecan. Up to you.

Please leave comments, suggestions, and feedback below!

This is part 2 of a 4 part series just doing snacks for the holidays. I swear I'll never do 4 videos in 1 day again!

I know most people like cream cheese in their stuffed jalapenos, you can add it if you want, that's the great thing about cooking, make it your own.

Please leave comments, suggestions, and feedback below!

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Part 1 of a 4 part series on holiday snacks, or just great snacks anytime you are having guests!

The first part of this video is only music as my back neighbor decided to break out his pressure washer again.

The main ingredients for the burger-
1 lb ground sirloin
1/4 lb of Hot Jimmy Dean Sauge
3 jalapenos finely chopped or blended
about a cup of Progresso Garlic & Herb bread crumbs
Accent
Onion powder
Garlic powder
Black pepper
Pink Himalayan Sea salt
Mesquite Liquid Smoke
Smoked Paprika
Dried habanero
1 egg
Worcestershire sauce

Shout out to Dash @SDSBBQ! He's a great guy and does some great cooks! Go over and give him some likes and subscribes! You can find him here-

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIPV-yxnFjH6Phx0gc8Wp1Q

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I smoked this BBQ beef shoulder chuck roast on my Oklahoma Joe using post oak wood. Still dealing with the change in weather and the tail end of that dang ol sinus infection, but it's all good. The weather was great, the birds were chirpin', and the sun was shinin'.

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The rub I used on this beef shoulder chuck roast was pretty simple. A little Accent as the base, pink Himalayan sea salt, granulated garlic (never use powdered), some granulated black pepper, and Grill Mates Applewood rub. While it's good on everything, I didn't want to use my Episode 1 rub on this, that rub tastes best on pork or chicken. Beef deserves its own unique flavor profile, and living in South Texas, I get bored with just salt and pepper. It's good, but I just think it shows a lack of originality when you are going for the most bang for your buck, especially when you are trying to impress friends and family. You can't swing a dead cat in Texas without hitting a BBQ joint that only seasons with s&p. Live on the edge a little bit. Seriously.

The spray I made up for this one was about 4 or 5 caps of Lea & Perrins Worcestershire sauce, a little bit less than half a cup of apple cider vinegar, about a cup of apple juice, 2 shots of maple syrup, then filled the rest of the bottle with spring water and shook it all up.

Cook time was 3 hrs on the smoke at 250, then another 2 at 250 wrapped. I had a bit of family drama at the end so I didn't have time to film the reveal, but I let it rest for about an hour before I sliced it up, and the meat was beautiful. Just like a brisket flat. If that aint perfection, then I'm happy being imperfect.

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Smoked Pork Butt on my Oklahoma Joe using apple and post oak woods. I had just started coming down with some sinus infection in this video, i apologize for the sounds lol!

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I actually did this cook back at the beginning of October, it just took me a while to get all the video clips together after I changed phones and cooking for other people got out of hand. I was really happy with the results of this cook! The bark and tenderness of the pork was absolutely perfect.

Binder- Yellow mustard

The rub I used on this butt is the same rub I made for the ribs in Episode 1.
Rub recipe-
1/4 cup of kosher salt
1/4 cup ground coarse black pepper
1/4 dark brown sugar
1/4 cup smoked paprika
1/4 cup of granulated garlic
1/4 cup granulated onion
2 Tbsp of dry mustard
2 Tbsp of cumin
1 Tbsp of turmeric
1 Tbsp of McCormick's Applewood Rub
1 tsp of cinnamon

If you folks have any questions, comments, or suggestions, please leave messages down bellow!

This is my first BitChute video doing my favorite peach recipe rib cook. I've never done a video before, so be gentle in the comments. If you guys have any questions or comments, please feel free bellow.

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For charcoal I used B&B competition lump, and for wood I used B&B post oak and pecan.

Shout out to Harry Soo, Malcolm Reid, and Guga for inspiring me to do more!

Rub recipe-
1/4 cup of kosher salt
1/4 cup ground coarse black pepper
1/4 dark brown sugar
1/4 cup smoked paprika
1/4 cup of granulated garlic
1/4 cup granulated onion
2 Tbsp of dry mustard
2 Tbsp of cumin
1 Tbsp of turmeric
1 Tbsp of McCormick's Applewood Rub
1 tsp of cinnamon

My Spray -
1 small bottle of Apple juice
1 dollop of apple cider vinegar
1 dollop of Beyond Bouillon
About 3 dollops of blue agave nectar

Peach recipe-
4 scoops of peach jam
2 pinches of garlic powder
3 shakes of Slap Ya Mama 'Hot"
2 shakes of dried habanero

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