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Haha I know right but hey a family friend gave it to her who runs a restaurant and she was like I have no idea what to do with 17 lbs of pork tenderloin
It’s a little late in posting but for Easter I decided to smoke up a turkey breast because rather than the whole family it was just me and my wife because of the whole social distancing thing so I smoked up the turkey breast on my weber smoky mountain because it’s a short smoke and served it up...
So my mother-in-law had 17 1/2 pounds of frozen pork tenderloin and she didn’t know what to do with it. so to get it out of her freezer To make space I offered to make 17 1/2 pounds of sausage for the entire family she chose honey garlic. so that’s what I made it was a little bit on the dry...
i know legendary Texas BBQ pitmaster john mueller does the hot and fast method and people rave about his BBQ brisket though from what i understand he doesn't inject hes got a shack in georgetown texas
im fortunate enough to live around some turkey farmers who sell untreated turkeys. im assuming you're referring to enhanced turkey where they put a salt brine solution in it i dont think they can do that here in Canada with meat legally . i know here when i buy a 4 lbs boneless turkey...
well first off a lot of the success or failure depends on the base product you're using. if you buy a high quality pork like a compart duroc or other heritage breed with good fat marbling wrapping or not wrapping the meat will stay moist. if you buy industrial factory farmed pork that...
well its a prime rib id keep it simple a little salt and pepper cook it to about 128 internal or to medium like 135 then rest it and enjoy that beautiful cut of beef
have never had any complaint, but its weird in my neighbourhood hardly anyone uses their backyards even in the summer. i suppose im lucky that way besides my one neighbour is a Ukrainian guy who burns wood down to coals in a big metal box and cooks kebabs on it so i doubt he'd...
lol yeah i love my central texas style BBQ lots of pepper
i used 2 types of pepper 16 mesh coarse ground pepper and basically cracked pepper
yeah i put pepper on my pepper lol on top of that i used sriracha as the binder on the ribs for added kick
idk i never go w temp with ribs i always go by feel. wrapped or unwrapped pick up the rack in the middle as you cook as it progresses it will get looser and start to flop more. when its got a nice droop its usually ready, takes a little practice but after a couple racks you figure out...
well i smoked up this rack of beef short ribs salt and pepper fired up the old stickburner mix of hickory ash and white oak about 8 hours till probe tender. very tasty served with coleslaw and pickle de gallo and some tater salad