3.5h at 350 degrees, seasoned Puertorrican style by my wife, the best at it. Dry bribed for 3 days.
graco Smoke Blower Original poster Nov 26, 2014 135 20 Florida May 23, 2015 #1 3.5h at 350 degrees, seasoned Puertorrican style by my wife, the best at it. Dry bribed for 3 days. 20150523_122205.jpg graco May 23, 2015
3.5h at 350 degrees, seasoned Puertorrican style by my wife, the best at it. Dry bribed for 3 days. 20150523_122205.jpg graco May 23, 2015
welshrarebit Master of the Pit Feb 20, 2014 1,708 106 Kona, Hawaii May 23, 2015 #2 What's Puerto Rican style seasonings?
graco Smoke Blower Original poster Thread starter Nov 26, 2014 135 20 Florida May 23, 2015 #3 We use a paste made with olive oil, a ton of garlic, red/green peppers and cilantro.
robcava Meat Mopper May 20, 2015 167 21 CT May 28, 2015 #4 Looks awesome! You dry brined and then put the paste on just before throwing it on or did you marinate in the paste?
Looks awesome! You dry brined and then put the paste on just before throwing it on or did you marinate in the paste?
graco Smoke Blower Original poster Thread starter Nov 26, 2014 135 20 Florida May 29, 2015 #5 No brine, just apply the paste and leave in the refigerator for 2-5 days, covered in plastic. Reactions: robcava
oldschoolbbq Legendary Pitmaster OTBS Member Jul 16, 2008 9,359 205 NW Ohio - outside Toledo May 29, 2015 #6 The Ham looks great , sounds easy , but I'd use Chiles (N.M.) . sounds tasty.