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I stirred it up yes so it wouldn't get a "skin", and did it at 225 (I do just about everything at 225). I didn't want the cream to go weird on me so I kept a wooden spoon to it once in a while and it turned out great in short time.
I was playing around with my favorite cool weather meal of all time, a grilled cheese sanny and tomato soup. I had not fired the Old Girl in a while so I made a nice bisque (cream of tomato, basically) with Roma and Beefsteak tomatoes and put about 8 cups of it into a steel bowl and smoked it...
you can lacquer the skin to make it crispy as well....
1/4c rice wine vin
1/2 each honey and soy
mix together and paint on bird last hour of smoke. It will harden and turn brown.
Made these last night and took them to my local bar to give to friends. BIG HIT! Nice sweet bite, chewy and a slight hot finish from the cayenne. Great with cold beer. Success.
Breakfast links, wrapped in bacon, rolled (I rolled heavy) in brown sugar and cayenne, then smoked at 250 for 2.5 with...
I'd use the sweetest wood you have, apple or fruitwood. Smoke at 250 or so to bring the internal to 180 and I'd have some kind of catch pan under the old girl because she's going to drip a ton of fat.
You can make a nice lacquered crispy brown skin by combining 1/4c rice wine vin., 1/2 cup...