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I've made chili dozens of times over the years; usually thrown into a crockpot in the morning before I head to work. And I've also made a few from smoking projects that didn't turn out so well. But it occurred to me last night, that I've never made one fully on a smoker. Well, I remedied that...
My friends and I did one a few years ago, 66 lbs, in a temporary cinder block smoker. It was mostly running at 250° to 300°, and took a surprisingly quick 8 hours. Then covered & rested several hours until the crowd showed up. It was still too hot to touch when I went to carve it. But it was...
I've made chili dozens of times over the years; usually thrown into a crockpot in the morning before I head to work. And I've also made a few from smoking projects that didn't turn out so well. But it occurred to me last night, that I've never made one fully on a smoker. Well, I remedied that...
I feel bad for all you guys out East. You've had more than your share of Winter this year.
But, 52° and sunny here. Just pulled a batch of chili off the smoker.
I found a 3"+ thick, 5 lb brisket flat at Safeway yesterday for $30. Now for the difficult decision; do I make corned beef? Or do I try making another beef bacon? It's thick enough that I could cut along one side of the middle layer of fat and have 2 slabs. But the middle layer isn't hard fat...
My U.S. Foods Chef'Store has whole corned packers for $4.99 lb. If you're planning on a big meal, you might want to check out a local restaurant supply store like this.
I replaced the cord on my nephew's garage beer fridge a few years ago, with a modern grounded one.
I don't remember the make, but I do remember a metal tag on the bottom that said year of manufacture was 1955. Still running strong.
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