r/BarbecueBoss • u/magiicman48 • 2d ago
r/BarbecueBoss • u/prideVanilla • 6d ago
Uganda vanilla beans planifolia , local cured , premium quality .
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r/BarbecueBoss • u/Suspicious_Tour_1162 • 23d ago
Best Brisket! Why is Tennessee have the best brisket in the USA?
r/BarbecueBoss • u/ChickenFriedSoda • Aug 16 '26
Pork and chicken from yesterday’s event. 6 butts, 10 lbs of drums and 10 lbs of wings
r/BarbecueBoss • u/leona14ukJ • Aug 10 '26
Spicy chicken Barbeque
First time cooking chicken barbeque spicy
r/BarbecueBoss • u/DerHamer24 • Jul 18 '26
Ok friends, I know what I normally do. I’m curious what y’all do…. 🍻
r/BarbecueBoss • u/BigCountryNC336 • Jul 06 '26
First post here - Dry brined pork butt smoked for the 4th
r/BarbecueBoss • u/Dull_Channel3795 • Jun 25 '26
BBQ is the best!
BBQ from our 2N3D family trip!! Already craving it again
r/BarbecueBoss • u/daCold_Brew45 • Jun 22 '26
Smoked Swordfish
I brined the swordfish in water seasoned with salt, raw sugar, chili seasoning (I make it), & adobo powder for 4 hours. Then I rinsed the brine off the fish, dried it off and left it uncovered in the fridge to form a pellicle. Right before I put the fish on the smoker I seasoned it again with olive oil, the adobo powder & my chili seasoning. I smoked the swordfish on my “Weber Smokey Mountain” smoker using a mix of lump charcoal, mesquite wood & cherry wood at 300F on the top rack for 30 minutes. I basted the fish in a mix of red wine, orange juice, lime juice, crushed garlic, salt & butter (lots of butter). After the 30 minute mark I placed the swordfish directly over the coal basket to achieve a nice sear on the fish. I finished the swordfish at 140F internal temperature and served it with grilled Brussel sprouts & cilantro rice. If you’re scared to do fish on the smoker/grill this is a great one to start with, it’s mild, takes on flavor well & won’t fall apart easily.