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Marty
Oxtail that is seasoned up with Island Jerk Seasoning

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First on was a pork shoulder Nellie seasoned up for some sliced pork this week

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After about 3 hours the pork came out of the pan and onto the grate, added the oxtail

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Oxtail out of the smoker and ready for a broth bath

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Pork is off for a rest after reaching 180

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And the oxtail is ready for dinner

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Thanks for looking
 
Making me hungry and I just ate. You know what, I don't think I've ever tried oxtail. How does that compare to beef shanks? Somewhat similar?
 
Making me hungry and I just ate. You know what, I don't think I've ever tried oxtail. How does that compare to beef shanks? Somewhat similar?

More fat but the flavor is similar Andy. I am surprised living in Chicagoland you never had them. It was a staple in my house growing up in Elmwood Park when you didn't have to wait for a sale to be able to afford them.
 
Marty, that skin on Butt looks great. I always braise oxtail, can't say ive ever smoked them.
Edit: I see you mention ready for a bath, im assuming you braised even though i don't see any liquids?
 
Marty, that skin on Butt looks great. I always braise oxtail, can't say ive ever smoked them.
Edit: I see you mention ready for a bath, im assuming you braised even though i don't see any liquids?

Yes, after 1:40 in the smoker it was time for a 325 degree 2 hour bath in beef broth.
 
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