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Alright, here it is. It looks really well done, amazingly tender and juicy still. I followed advice and wrapped at 140 after my beer injection and this thing is really moist and juicy. Pretty ok with how it turned out.
Thanks for tips dirtsailor. I'll wrap this guy up at 140 and give it a shot of beer to keep this moist. Thinking after roast and veggies tonight we'll have some french dips this week too. On a side note, harvested our first round peppers from the garden so this are going on the smoker too.
Hey guys, I haven't been around in a bit lately but have a question about rump roast. The wife found a rump roast on sale yesterday and brought it home. It's sitting with a dry rub for now, putting it in the MES30 later today. My wife likes beef, cooked, a lot, not rare in the slightest bit. So...
All done, absolutely delicious. Does anyone think Alder lends an almost ash like flavor in your experience?
Just before wrapping in foil.
After having sauce on in the smoker for about a half hour.
Hi all,
3rd go around with my new MES30 digital. Found some beef short ribs on sale today, figured what better way to kill a snowy cold and damp Sunday? Alder and HIckory @ 225 watching the progress and going close to a 3-2-1 method. Homemade rub, homemade mac & cheese with baked beans to...
I'd call it a success! It ended up taking just over 5 hours before I pulled it off the smoker at 193 degrees. I had wrapped it when it stalled at 163 for an hour, next time I plan to just up the temp a bit and wrap in foil at 190 before the rest in hopes of getting a better bark. Learned a bit...