Hello Dead Meat Society,
The candyโs gone, the Halloween decorations are boxed up, and now itโs time for the real Fall treats: meat, smoke, and maybe a cold one. Keep it smoky and show us whatโs on the grill in the Dead Meat Society Facebook group or tag us on Instagram.
Now, hereโs what weโve been cooking up all weekโฆ
First up, a grill that doesnโt need a software update? Revolutionary. Also, turns out Thanksgiving gratitude costs extra this year. Plus, some must-try recipes for smoked bacon wrapped sausages, classic 3-2-1 ribs, and peanut butter cup sโmores (need I say more?).

Every week, we crown the DMS champion of BBQ. And there are only two ways to enter: 1) Submit a pic to the Dead Meat Society Facebook Group 2) Tag us on Instagram. If you arenโt sharing (and competing), what the hell are you waiting for?
๐ This Weekโs Champ
This weekโs Smoke Show Champ is Dallas Dale Townsend II for this dinner power move. Shared via the Dead Meat Society Facebook Group.
๐ฅ Honorable Mention #1
Honorable mention to Jonathan Dyke for his filets via the Dead Meat Society Facebook Group. Medium-rare and maximum respect.
๐ฅ Honorable Mention #2
Honorable mention to Scott Miles for a birthday done right. Shared via the Dead Meat Society Facebook Group.
Have a Smoke Show submission? Stop wasting your time posting on all those other sites and share it with the Facebook group that gives a damn: Dead Meat Society. Or just tag us on Instagram.

That one story that will make you infinitely more interesting than your know-it-all brother-in-law. Seriously, wtf is that guyโs deal?
Portable, Simple, and Tasty
AmazingRibs.com just reviewed the PKGO, a portable charcoal grill from Portable Kitchen that skips all the tech fluff. No apps, no Bluetooth, no touchscreens pretending to โoptimize airflow.โ What weโre talking about here is a portable grill that combines the simplest things to return man to nature.
And honestly, thatโs what makes it perfect.
Simple doesnโt mean weak
The PKGO isnโt fancy, but itโs functional in all the right ways. You get a 200-square-inch cooking area, a cast-aluminum body, and a design that works with you, not against you.
Thereโs even a probe port for your thermometer, in case you need just a little bit of tech to get it right.
Features that make the cookout great
2-Zone Cooking: The FlipKit setup lets you go from hot sear to slow roast without touching a dial
Dual Hibachi Mode: Flip the lid, split the base, and now youโve got two grills
Built to Travel: Light enough for the truck bed, tough enough for the tailgate.
No WiFi. No firmware updates. Just meat, smoke, and a little manual labor. The way nature intended.
Uncomplicate the cookout
Weโre surrounded by โsmartโ everything. Smart fridges, smart smokers, smart everything. But every now and then, we need to dumb it down. Thereโs nothing like a casual charcoal grill experience.
When youโre camping, tailgating, or smoking in the driveway, the real luxury is how little you have to think.

Like the memes you send back and forth in your group chat, except these wonโt get you canceled. Oh, and lots more grill marks.
๐ฅฉ RIBS RUN WILD: On the edge of Texas, one pit is doing big beef short ribs like you can only dream of. Tylerโs Barbeque in Amarillo just proved the plains can produce legends.
๐ฅฉ OLD GOAT, NEW TRICKS: The most old-school move you can make right now? Smoke a goat. Read Tasting Tableโs take on why the forgotten cuts are finally getting their due.
๐ฅฉ SPICE CONTROL: Because flavor only counts if you earned it the hard way ๐
๐ฅฉ CAJUN STYLE: Crispy, spicy, and totally unfair to the rest of your Thanksgiving menu ๐
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Tips, tech & gear thatโll help you beat your friendโs meat. Wait, that came out wrongโฆ
๐ฅ FRIDGE FLAW: Cooking a ribeye straight from the fridge? Thatโs a recipe for failure. Tasting Table walks through why steaks need a little patience before the sear. Step up your steak game.
๐ฅ PRICEY POULTRY: The bad news: turkeys are pricier this year. The good news: ribs never needed a holiday. See whatโs driving up costs before you buy your bird.
๐ฅ GEAR ENVY: From flat-tops to thermometers, Bon Appรฉtit dropped its annual gear list. Some are genius, some are gimmicks. Check the list and decide what belongs in your pit.
๐ฅ BACKYARD AQUEDUCT: Somewhere between grill maintenance and backyard plumbing, this โviralโ Blackstone hack was born. It looks like something the wife would like, butโฆ it also seems like it will have some flaws when used. Still, the idea of using buckets as drawers is enticing.
๐ฅ MCSMOKED IT: Someone finally gave McDonaldโs a proper pit upgrade, Texas style ๐
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Like a Paula Deen cookbook, but with less butter and more BBQ sauce.
Think sausage. Think bacon. Think bacon-wrapped sausageโฆ smoked.
You follow the formula, you get the fall-off-the-bone.
The sweet ending your brisketโs been waiting for.
Have a recipe you want to share? Share it in the Dead Meat Society Facebook group or tag us on Instagram for a chance to be featured.

A happy ending just for you.
Thatโs it for this week. If you make any of the recipes above, youโre legally obligated to share pics on the DMS Facebook Group or tag us on Instagram so we can feature them next week (sorry, we donโt make the rules).
And since the only thing that is better than grill marks and ice-cold beer is grill marks and ice-cold beer with a side of dad jokes, weโll leave this right hereโฆ

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