Good meat market in Macomb township?

[DRAG-ULA]

I found a recipe for beef ribs I want to try on the smoker, but the meat market we go to (Bozeks) usually doesn't have them. Any suggestions?

[Tin]

Steiners at 12 and Ryan, Boffs on 10 between Hoover and Van Dyke, or Mario's on 10 just west of 94. All 3 are very good. Mario is a pretty cool guy, 90 years old and still goes to work every day. His sons are the butchers.

EDIT: Oops, I read that wrong, I thought you said Macomb County. Either way, those are still worth checking out.

[Detroit Gearbox]

http://www.clickondetroit.com/news/m...ty-meat-market

Hollywood markets always has some pretty premium meats

[DRAG-ULA]

I meant Macomb county, within reason to Sterling heights. I gonna have my smoker going all weekend. I did a pork shoulder Sunday, it was fantastic!

[Tin]

I'm doing ribs and smoked beans Saturday, going to hit one of the 3 markets tomorrow and pick up a few racks. I need to get some lump charcoal and wood chunks too, lots of running tomorrow.

[DRAG-ULA]

I'm doing ribs and smoked beans Saturday, going to hit one of the 3 markets tomorrow and pick up a few racks. I need to get some lump charcoal and wood chunks too, lots of running tomorrow.

Every now & then Meijer/Home Depot/Lowe's has Kingsford charcoal on sale. Two 20lb bags for 10 bucks. I stocked up last fall and bought like 120 lbs. And there's a carpenter two doors down from my shop who's mom has an orchard or something, so he's always giving me different wood chunks to try. Cherry & hickory are my favorite, then apple, then oak & maple. It also depends on the meat.

[Tin]

Every now & then Meijer/Home Depot/Lowe's has Kingsford charcoal on sale. Two 20lb bags for 10 bucks. I stocked up last fall and bought like 120 lbs. And there's a carpenter two doors down from my shop who's mom has an orchard or something, so he's always giving me different wood chunks to try. Cherry & hickory are my favorite, then apple, then oak & maple. It also depends on the meat.

Try the lump charcoal from GFS, it's hunks of charred oak. It burns hotter and leaves a lot less ash behind, so cleanup is way easier.

[DRAG-ULA]

Try the lump charcoal from GFS, it's hunks of charred oak. It burns hotter and leaves a lot less ash behind, so cleanup is way easier.

Will do.

[WayFastWhitey]

I get mine from Vince n joes on Garfield and 18.

[mustangmike6996]

Hefflings at Crocker and Harper.

http://heflingsamishfarmarket.com/