Smoked this bad boy on my Timberline 850 over cherry and oak to 130 then seared off on the blackstone. Fun to make and take pictures of. It tasted delicious, too. Be sure to catch the drippings of the marrow and baste as your heart desires. Also good to have a loaf of crusty bread rubbed with garlic on hand to dip into the marrow reserves while it’s cooking.

by New-Composer7591

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  2. dmoney2240

    What are the little tidbits in pic 3?

  3. Dexter79

    I would’ve pulled it at 115° but otherwise it looks great!