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I used Morton's Steakhouse cajun rub for this one.
White pepper, kosher salt, cayenne pepper, garlic and onion powder.
Smoked til IT 125. Reverse seared of course.
Bought these at the Meat House. 1.2lbs each.
Seasoned with espresso sea salt, coarse black pepper and garlic powder.
Cooking indirect at 275. Over my new cast iron grates.
Got 15lbs ribeye primal at BJ'S, beef from Canada, great marbling but no USDA grading. Used the umai bags, kept in fridge for 28 days. They look great.
Any suggestions on cooking them?
50lbs with a big turkey stuck to it too. Cooked for about 5 hours in a home made rotisserie with lump charcoal and some wood for flavor.
Came out really good.
I bought 7lbs of kobe brisket, my butcher gave me some beefers to cook for him and gave me a Halal ribeye as a gift.
Brisket was rubbed with Myrions recipe, no injection. The beefers with peppered cow.
Smoking in the new stick burner between 250-300. Learning, this has a steep learning...
Same cooking method (smoked at 280 until IT reached 120, then seared).
This time though I used this magical salt (espresso salt) with a bit of pepper.
This stuff was really good. I will be using it on steaks forever.
Snake River Farms had a 2 for 1 sale, bought 2 Kobe rib roasts, sliced them up and now am cooking one in my Kamado.
Applied olive oil, sea salt, black pepper.
Smoker at 280 degrees. Will sear once it hits 130 IT.
Not done yet.
I took the designs from a tank build and modified the hell out of it (I did not build this though).
20" dia x 36" wide cooking chamber with (3) 18" × 36" cooking grates. Almost 2000 sq/inches of cooking space.
The firebox is 14" dia x 24" long vertical draft with dual outlets and a pull out...
I found Wagyu brisket in Orlando, price tag was $12.69/lb, got it for $10.49/lb, so I just bought 4lbs, they let me get the point though so I could not resist.
Sorry, I have no pictures, but it was a beautiful thing.
It was so damn tender w/o marinating or injecting...no wonder it's used in...
So I have been using wood chunks but after 1h or so the smoke stops and is completely clear. Also, when I use my electric smoker with wood chips, added every hour, the food does taste more "smoky".
So I bought this cast iron smokebox. Works like a charm.
Does anyone else have that problem?
My brother used to sell these and made a killing.
Brined overnight with olive oil and garlic, seasoned only with salt, cooked over medium heat.
Sauce is BBQ sauce, whichever you like, and Coca Cola. Brushed a few minutes before done.
I'm using Foodsaver marinating method instead of injecting. I had to cut the flat in two of course but the penetration was really good and I'm guessing more evenly distributed.
Beef ribs, with 2 different recipes. One made like County Line (San Antonio, TX) and the other with Peppered Cow rub (incredibly good).
Both were good but the cow rub was probably the best beef rub I've ever used.
Cooked at 285, spritzed once, til IT hit 190.