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Smokin’ Pork Butts (Serious Business)

Thursday, May 5th, 2011

We are having a great time today with the SQ36 BBQ Smoker and the PR42 Pig Roaster fired up, cooking 28 pork butts. If you doubt the seriousness, come on over and you’ll see what I mean. Cold Springs Garden Center (parent company of Yoder’s Smoky Mountain Barbecue) is having open house and Mother’s Day celebration Friday and Saturday (May 6 and 7).

On the menu is homemade donuts and coffee in the forenoon, pulled pork sandwiches and BBQ samples around noon. If you drop by tomorrow (Friday) we’ll be cooking more pork butts for the next day. We plan to have the SQ36 Offset Smoker fired both days with chicken, sausage, and pork ribs for samples (until they are consumed). All free, by the way.

If you are close enough and it suits, please do come by. While you’re here, you can check out our fresh load of Meadow Creek inventory, watch the Meadow Creek equipment in action, and the best—fill your belly with authentic southern-style BBQ!

Here are some pictures I shot today to show you what’s happening around here.

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Lavern Trims Pork Butts for the Smoker
Pork Butts
Ready to Rub
Coating the Butts With Mustard
BBQ Rub
Seasoning the Butts
Seasoned Butts Ready for the Smoker
Cooking Site
PR42 Pig Roaster With Second Tier Grate Loaded to the Gills
PR42 Pig Roaster Loaded With Pork Butts
Meadow Creek PR42 Pig Roaster
Smoked Butts... Progress!
Smoked Butts... Progress!
Cooking Site
More Butts on the SQ36 Smoker
Comin' right along! :)
Smoked Butts on the SQ36 Smoker

Leave a comment to let me know what you think.

Have fun,

Lavern Gingerich

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Be Inspired. This Thing Is Fired.

Tuesday, April 5th, 2011

I hope all this great weather is making you really itchy to fire up and make some ‘que.

If your barbecue has gone to the birds, don’t let that keep you from grilling up some burgers for dinner or smoking some good old butts this weekend.

It would be great if a brand new cooker would keep looking like new, but it’s certainly not the case. Paint peels, metal rusts, stainless steel turns nasty looking, and grates get cruddy. A dirty grill or smoker can be depressing. If yours is in a mess, you know what I mean.

Thankfully, a little scrubbing and polishing and painting can make a real difference. Even then, you might need some inspiration.

Here is a collection of pictures from picnics and cooks we pulled off in the last year. I am running behind in publishing them, so I packed some of the best ones into a photo gallery for you to enjoy.

Be inspired.  🙂

Please leave a comment to let me know what you think.

Lavern

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SQ36 BBQ Smoker
SQ36 Meadow Creek Smoker
Ribs on the SQ36 BBQ Smoker
Beautiful Blooms
Lavern Smoking Ribs
Grilling French Fries on the SQ36 Smoker With Grill Pan
Marlin Grilling Chicken on the BBQ42
Church Picnic
Grilled Chicken
picnic2
Grilled Chicken Plate
slide
PR42 Meadow Creek Pig Roaster
Chickens, Ribs, and Butts on the PR42 Pig Roaster
Marlin Cooking
PR42 Pig Roaster
Pulled Pork Sandwich
SQ36 Smoker
Smoked Turkey
Pancakes on BBQ26S With Griddle
Grilling Wings With BBQ26S Chicken Cooker
Marlin Cooking on the BBQ26S Chicken Cooker
Chicken Wings on BBQ26S Chicken Cooker
Yummy
Grilled Chicken on BBQ26S Chicken Cooker
Marlin Frying Bacon on BB26S With Griddle
BBQ26S Chicken Cooker
Chicken and Kabobs on BBQ26S
Grilled Kabobs on BBQ26S Chicken Cooker
Grilled Chicken Plate
Smoked Pork Butts
Lavern Pulling Pork Butts in the Smoky Mountains
Making Homemade Rub
Smoked Turkey Plate
Grilled Chicken

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Stainless Steel Grates: Every Meadow Creek barbecue cooker comes standard with non-rusting stainless steel grates. This eliminates the hassle of scrubbing rust and the danger of possible rust contamination on your meat.