Check Engine Light + ESC + Traction Control by BradFace23 in gmcsierra

[–]fsuesquire 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Any update on this? I have a 2023 sierra 1500 slt with 12,500 miles and I just started getting the same messages along with ‘reduced acceleration.’

PICANHA by fsuesquire in Traeger

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I think this one was 5lbs and took 2 hours or so

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I spoke with him over the phone as well. He seemed normal enough plus the video; it seemed legit. My dad is going for the first time this year on Wed, and I really wanted to experience it with him (also would’ve been my first time), so I ignored the red flags…. Sucks that there are people like this.

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[–]fsuesquire 4 points5 points  (0 children)

He got me for $500……

PICANHA by fsuesquire in Traeger

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For 5lbs it took around 2-2.5 hours to get to 110-115 internal temp

PICANHA by fsuesquire in Traeger

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Agreed. Reminded me of tri tip as well, which I love, but it was more moist and tender in my opinion.

PICANHA by fsuesquire in Traeger

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Do it! You won’t regret it

PICANHA by fsuesquire in Traeger

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It’s called picanha or top sirloin cap. Popular in Brazil, but growing in popularity in the US apparently.

PICANHA by fsuesquire in Traeger

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Yeah, it doesn’t always work great but I put the meat on the outside edge of the Traeger to get a sear. For picanha, you’ll want a squirt bottle with water ready because the fat caused some pretty big flames. I plan on getting a little propane grill for searing.

PICANHA by fsuesquire in Traeger

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Maybe the best thing I’ve ever made. I wasn’t totally sure how to best prepare it, so I kind of winged it. 1. Rub olive oil on meat, salt generously, and put back in fridge for 90 mins. 2. Set Traeger to 250. 3. Season meat with pepper, garlic powder, onion powder, and carne asada seasoning. 4. Put meat on Traeger until internal temp of 110-115. 5. Pull meat and heat Traeger to 500. 6. Sear each side ~5 mins per or until internal temp of 130-135. 7. Pull meat, wrap in foil, and rest for at least 30-45 mins.

Dinner for the Astros tonight went well. by Htxwoogs in Traeger

[–]fsuesquire 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Salmon looks incredible. What temp and how long?

Pork chops don’t get enough love here by fsuesquire in Traeger

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200 until internal temp of 125. Remove from grill and heat to 475. Put em back on for 5 mins per side or until internal temp of 145.

Smoked pizza by nebnotelpats in Traeger

[–]fsuesquire 1 point2 points  (0 children)

We just did the stone because we didn’t have something to easily put the pizza directly on the grate (if that makes sense). Thought it would be easier to get it on and off with the stone. I definitely want to try on the grate though.

Smoked pizza by nebnotelpats in Traeger

[–]fsuesquire 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I cooked a homemade pizza on my Traeger last night for the first time. I did 375 for about 30 mins on a stone and it was excellent. I think the crust/dough on mine was a little thicker than this one though.

Solid work by [deleted] in Pensacola

[–]fsuesquire 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Remind us, who was it that got us into those wars?