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You got it right there. If you let the meat cure in a tub overnight, then try to stuff it through the 3/8" tube you will be in for a workout and possibly broke stuffer
48 hours is too long for me, the bird will need an hour soak in clean water just to draw out some of the salt.
I spatchcook mine then brine. When you spatchcook them you open them up so the brine can get all around the bird easier than leaving it whole. Almost like brining pieces instead of a...
Spatchcook them birds. Using poultry shears cut down each side of the backbone and discard it
Here's How http://www.nakedwhiz.com/spatch.htm
Brine overnight
1 Cup Kosher salt
1 Cup Brown Sugar
1 Gallon Water
garlic, pepper flakes, etc...optional
Next Day
Rinse the birds clean, and soak...
I've heard to brine it,
Cook them faster at around 300 to an Internal temp around 135.
Pull it off the heat, wrap in foil and let set on the counter for a couple hours, then refrigerate.
Slice it the next day while cold, eat cold or rewarm the slices in a pan of au jus
Just like arbys!
Always season the chunk meat then grind. Faster and easeir than trying to mix the seasonings into ground meat.
I have never re-ground anything, If I want it finer, I just use the finer plate.
Season it
Grind it
Stuff it
I think deer are much easier to cut up after hanging for a couple days. The slimy membranes dry up, the silverskin is easier to remove, and the meat is much firmer making it easier to slice. A good frined of mine has a walk in, so all my deer hang a minimum of 2 days
Not to drum up an old post, but does anyone know what a MES 30" rack measures?
I'm finding different jerky racks online, including LEM rack and pan sets, but I'm wondering if they will even fit inside my 30" MES
I'm not at home to measure the inside deminisons and cant fint the specs anywhere.
All good advice. Yes I would definately leave the smoker just for the butts, and do the salmon on another grill or smoker.
Give your Masterbuilt Electric Smoker (MES) a good 30 minutes at least to preheat, and preheat to 20 degrees more than you are going to smoke it. So If you are going to...
Foiling and wrapping in towels and placing in a cooler is usually done when the meat is finished, but dinner time is still a couple hours away.
You do it mostly for butts and briskets. Ribs run the risk of oversteaming and falling off the bone if left in the foil/towel/cooler too long.
It...
Hey check out this build by real57vetteguy
http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/forum/thread/101769/reverse-flow-build-just-getting-started
This is exactly what you are talking about, looks like it works pretty slick too. He just used a big firebox below (no stacks) and one rear, low mounted...
Thats a pretty good idea there, unless you wanted to lay a whole hog in there.
The firebox in the shins could be a little rough too. Never thought about that.
My main concern in the other thread was how to ensure the smoke/heat splits and goes to each side evenly?
You could put a verticle...
If you have lump charcoal in and around your stick wood you should be able to use the minion method. Lump lights fast and should keep the the fire going while the sitcks ignite.
Just put a stick or two in the bottom, put some coals around it
Then another stick or two, maybe crosswise, and...