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Howdy skyclad, using some heavy duty aluminum foil, temporarily on the tips of your ribs will help get rid of the scorched end pieces that extend past the lip of the water pan. The heat comes up around this space, between the lip of the pan and edge of the smoker, and can scorch the ends. Just...
No, I've never used any anything on the stockings. I wasn't sure if the stockings would come off the hams easily or not, with or without the skin on. I was more or less shooting in the dark on these. I had thought to myself, should I or shouldn't I use some kind of a anti stick solution like...
Nice job Dave !
I have recently been doing the same thing myself, turning picnics into hams. I removed the skin on the first 2 that I did, so that I could render down and keep the fat. After smoking, I cooled them over night in the fridge with the netting still on and had no problems removing...
If you go ahead and separate the point from the flat, if you can, place the point on a rack over the flat. So all those rendering juices can drip onto the flat as they both cook. Cook both pieces of meat same way you normally do your briskets. The separated flat will have a tendency to dry out...
Thanks for sharing Case, that is quite an impressive index. You got me to using Kiawe wood several months ago, and have tried your Huli Huli Chicken, both good stuff!
Thanks again.
Looking good !
I tried this recipe last Feb. stuffed into 60 mm fibrous casings and was happy with the way it turned out. Next time I will add a couple of tweaks and just a little more bacon for my taste, but all in all, I thought it was good.
I do the smaller cheeses, like string cheese and Baby Bels for 2 hrs. the larger portioned cheeses I let smoke for 3 hrs. Have used Cherry, Maple, Pecan, Pit master's choice, and did my latest batch using Peach. They will be ready to sample next week.
So far have been happy with all the...