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Dead simple and delicious. Sometimes I add just a touch more vinegar.
1 1lb Bag of shredded Cole Slaw (green cabbage w/ carrots and red cabbage)
½ cup Mayo (Not Miracle Whip)
¼ cup Sugar
¼ cup Apple Cider Vinegar
1 tea Salt
1 tea Black Pepper
1/8 tea Celery Seed
Mix all of the above...
I guess I should have been more clear on the amount of time I brine. Normally, its 6-8 hours for me. It's the last thing I do the night before I plan on smoking. Then I get up and give it a good rinse and pat dry, and oil and season it first thing in the morning. Then back in the fridge...
I think brine makes all the difference with poultry. I like to keep it simple. 1/4 cup salt, 1/4 cup brown sugar for every 1/2 gallon of water it takes to cover the chicken. Sometimes I may add a tablespoon of cajun seasoning...but I can't say I've noticed a difference in the taste with or...
For most birds, I prefer just a simple salt & brown sugar brine for at least 6 hrs. Although I've done them for as little as 2 hours and still noticed a difference. But like FoamHeart said...if you don't do them "plain" first, you won't know the difference each step makes on the finished product.
Depending on how I plan to serve it, I usually finish chicken on my grill to crisp the skin. These last 4 leg quarters didn't quite fit on the grill with the rest and I was pressed for time. I finished the above process later that night.
After using my UDS for several months now and becoming familiar with its qualities, a friend recently gave me his Smoke Hollow Electric Smoker. I've used it a few times now and I am not impressed. The UDS kicks it a$$. I may have to mod the Smoke Hollow to get better ventilation. But I'm...
Over the weekend, I smoked up about 14 leg quarters for a little get together. I had a few left and wanted to shred them for a little pulled chicken. As you all know, when you smoke chicken, the skin is always rubbery at best. But it is what holds the most smokey goodness. After removing the...
Looks like I'll be smoking the next steelies I catch. I should be out in the next couple weeks and be able to put some steelies in the smoker. It's nice living a few miles from one of the greatest steelhead tailwaters.
Well, Mine is done and doesn't look half bad.... I decided to spatchcock so it cooked a lot quicker than I expected. I brined for 8 hours, injected with a creole butter, oiled and seasoned the skin. Dialed the UDS in at 300° and let her rip.
I set a timer for 90 minutes to check the temp...
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