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I've been doing some searching for an affordable (under $1500) pull behind propane smoker 36-48 inch for family get togethers mostly. Anyone have any suggestions? I have also considered the possibility of modifying a regular propane pig cooker.
I have a roaster ready to go, I had a quick question about the sausage though. I'm cooking the chicken at 300 to an it of 168. It usually takes me around 2 hours to cook one unstuffed and spatched. Should I brown the sausage first or put it in raw? I'm using spicy venison sausage, pepper jack...
I do that already, but I like to have books on hand as well for things...there may come a time where this fancy interweb thing doesn't work. I'm writing my own as I go though. My wife calls my notebook "my precious".
I have been looking around lately for a cookbook to pickup, but I was looking for some of your suggestions first. I'm wanting something with a good amount of recipes that goes into pretty good detail on the particular food each recipe is for. Mainly interested in a book that is meat focused.
My 2-2-1 foil pack consists of birddog peach whiskey, yellow mustard, honey, and apple juice. The ribs taste awesome...and so do the drinks waiting for the food to finish :)
Pulled it off at 205 IT. Pulled apart like butter. Shredded it and put it on soft tortillas with avocado cream spread along with a batch of cooler corn.
Here's a picture of the goods at 154, we are officially stalled out.
My plan is to take it to 165 and foil it. Then put it back on until 205. I would like to shred about two thirds of it and slice the rest for sammiches. The foil back is going to contain peach whiskey, worsch sauce, and beef...
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