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Tryed something new with left over smoked brisket and pork loin. Chopped it up and then put the chunks into a food processor. Added bbq sauce , tobasco ..etc...etc...etc. Ran the processor till it made a spread. Covered it with cheese and baked it. We made sandwhichs with it . Passed the kid test. They both loved it. Next time I will try it as a meatloaf and see what happens.
 
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I had a guy who worked for me (yeah another work story lol) who would come in every morning a bit early to drink a cup of coffee and eat his breakfast sandwich he brought from home. After a couple of weeks I asked him what was on the sandwich and he said peanut butter, bacon and ground up roast beef. They also put left over beef in a food processor for his morning sandwich. It still sounds like an ugly sandwich lol. Personally I tried the food processor instead of pulling the meat or chopping it to make bbq sandwiches and didnt like the texture. I like the leftover brisket chopped or pulled then mixed with a good bit of bbq sauce to make something like a sloppy joe.
 
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I can see where kids would love it with the cheese. Might could play around with this and make a heck of an appetizer similar to shrimp toast.
 
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Matt its good to see someone else putting forth an effort to make a good presentation even when fixing themselves a snack. ;)
 
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