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Warren’s Barbecue Tips<br />

• Take your time<br />

• Start with the rub and let it soak<br />

in for as long as you can/want<br />

• Go with the flavor that you like.<br />

Not everybody’s tastes are the same<br />

Rub<br />

½ cup brown sugar<br />

¼ cup paprika<br />

1 Tablespoon black pepper<br />

1 Tablespoon salt<br />

1 Tablespoon chili powder<br />

1 Tablespoon garlic powder<br />

1 Tablespoon onion powder<br />

1 teaspoon cayenne pepper<br />

Mix all ingredients together<br />

Beer-Butt Chicken<br />

1 3- to 5-pound chicken<br />

1 can of beer at room temperature<br />

Seasoning of your choice<br />

Open beer and place chicken over the beer so it<br />

stands up. Place on a heated grill or smoker. If<br />

using a grill, use indirect heat. Do not place the<br />

chicken right over the charcoal. Grill for a couple<br />

of hours or until golden brown and the right internal<br />

temperature. Remove from grill or smoker<br />

and let rest for 10 to 15 minutes before carving.<br />

Smoked Bourbon<br />

Apple Crisp<br />

Filling<br />

3 pounds Granny Smith<br />

Apples or Honey Crisp apples<br />

peeled and sliced thin<br />

½ cup brown sugar, firmly packed<br />

¼ cup honey<br />

2½ Tablespoon bourbon<br />

1 Tablespoon lemon juice<br />

1½ teaspoon cinnamon<br />

1 teaspoon vanilla<br />

pinch of salt<br />

Topping<br />

KING OF KINGS<br />

1 cup brown sugar, firmly packed<br />

½ cup flour<br />

½ cup old-fashioned oats<br />

¼ cup walnuts (optional)<br />

1½ teaspoon cinnamon<br />

1 stick of salted butter, chilled and<br />

cut into ½-inch cubes<br />

Generously butter the inside of a 12-inch<br />

cast iron skillet and set aside. In a bowl,<br />

combine the brown sugar, flour, oats,<br />

walnuts, cinnamon and butter. You may<br />

use a food processor to mix the topping.<br />

Combine until mixture is crumbly.<br />

In large mixing bowl combine the<br />

apples, brown sugar, honey, bourbon,<br />

lemon juice, cinnamon, vanilla and salt.<br />

Stir gently to combine.<br />

Pour the fruit mixture into the buttered<br />

skillet. Drop the topping evenly over<br />

the top of the fruit. Place in smoker and<br />

smoke at 350 degrees for one hour or<br />

until the topping is golden brown, and<br />

the fruit is hot and bubbly. Let cool for 30<br />

minutes.<br />

Baked Beans<br />

1 gallon of Bush’s Baked Beans<br />

1 medium to large onion diced<br />

1 large green pepper diced<br />

1 cup of brown sugar<br />

1 cup of barbecue sauce—I use<br />

Countryside from Fareway<br />

1 pound bacon, fried and chopped<br />

Fry bacon and chop in smaller pieces.<br />

Sauté onion and green pepper in the<br />

leftover bacon grease till soft.<br />

Put beans in a baking dish and add the<br />

other ingredients. Bake in a 350-degree<br />

oven for at least an hour and a half.<br />

SERVICE IS OUR NO. 1 PRIORITY!<br />

Bellevue Service Team<br />

Maquoketa Service Team<br />

Through rain or shine, from planting to harvest, Roeder Brothers<br />

has been committed to keeping farmers in the fields since 1938.<br />

ROEDER<br />

BROTHERS<br />

Bellevue, <strong>Iowa</strong> / Maquoketa, <strong>Iowa</strong><br />

roederbrothersinc.com<br />

Bellevue: (800) 270-5527 Maquoketa: (844) 543-1100<br />

140 EASTERN IOWA FARMER | FALL <strong>2018</strong> eifarmer.com

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