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Recent content by James Ballard

  1. J

    Turkey day UK

    You know what Richie, I'm beginning to come to that conclusion! I have a brisket and a ham that I'm smoking for boxing day anyway (a little more tried and tested for reheating!) My rotisserie in action can be seen here
  2. J

    Turkey day UK

    Better then to chill it in the fridge and warm it up for longer? I'm getting the impression I'm in rather uncharted territory. I may have to bite the bullet and get the bird smoking on Christmas morning
  3. J

    Turkey day UK

    Again, home made. Goes over charcoal (or oak when I have it) Does mean I can offset the coals to reduce direct heat
  4. J

    Turkey day UK

    My (possibly faulty logic) was to tighten the glaze over the rotisserie while getting the skin to crisp up a little and getting the internal temp back up. Will be testing it with a couple of chickens on saturday. I'll let people know if i cause a salmonella outbreak
  5. J

    Turkey day UK

    Am i to assume then that you would not recommend reheating on the spit?
  6. J

    Turkey day UK

    Trying to avoid using the smoker completely on the day. It's a home made one from a beer keg and a barrel bbq somebody was throwing away so it's not that controllable! Wanted the classic presentation which is why i had planned to finish on the rotisserie
  7. J

    Turkey day UK

    Hello all, new member and new to smoking (mostly pork belly and a couple of chickens) but old hand at direct heat cooking. Planning on smoking a medium sized turkey for Christmas dinner but wanted to get the consensus on my plan before I set it in motion. Was planning on smoking to...
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