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Smoking some wings on the Kamado tonight for the football game. I had them in brine over night thinking that would thaw them out but it really didn't. I've currently got them spread out on cookie sheets in my garage which is 45 degrees. Anything I can do a little more quickly so they are ready...
Not sure why the processor cut them so small but I'll be grilling these venison steaks tomorrow. Very small and thin. Here's one alongside a can of beer for reference.
Any tips on grilling so they don't get overdone?
Smoked a whole brisket over the weekend (18 pound whole brisket). Turned out pretty good. Slices from the flat were a tad dry but not terrible. When doing the bend test on your slices, if the slice breaks in half when bending is that a sign of overcooked?
Never cooked a tri-tip and looking to give it a try this weekend. I always hear stories abut people getting things passed off as tri-tips from the butcher that really aren't a tri-tip. How can I tell I am getting the true tri-tip when I order it?
Thanks!
A few years ago my Dad brought me back some post oak while in Texas for the winter. I kinda forgot about it sitting in my garage. Assuming it doesn't matter if it's been sitting a while? If I want to use it in my WSM, is best to just cut it up into baseball sized chunks?
Stupid question, is there a difference between Chuck Roast and Pot Roast? I smoked a few chuck roasts a few months back for some delicious pulled beef. Going through the freezer while we are on lockdown and I've got a few packages labeled "Pot Roast". They look the same as a chuck roast. Is...
Pulled beef street tacos from a smoked chuck roast with cotija cheese.
Marinated over night in Dr. Pepper and garlic salt. Put a basic salt/pepper/garlic rub on this morning. 3 hours at 225. Then put it in a foil pan and added some squeeze butter and Thai chili sauce, covered in foil and then...
To be honest I'm not sure what it does for the flavor. I remember many years ago reading Ted Nugent's Kill It and Grill It and he used Coca Cola for marinading beef. I've been doing it ever since. If I had to guess, the phosphates in the soda help break down and tenderize the meat. But I'm just...
Gave it a go with a beef tenderloin on my Akorn kamado.
Marinated for an hour in coca-cola/teriyaki marinade/garlic salt. Then added a Commercial rub from Kroger (Private Selection Cracked Peppercorn Rich and Savory). Reverse seared at 260 for 45 minutes until IT 120. Then cranked the grill up...
Gave it a go with a beef tenderloin on my Akorn kamado.
Marinated for an hour in coca-cola/teriyaki marinade/garlic salt. Then added a Commercial rub from Kroger (Private Selection Cracked Peppercorn Rich and Savory). Reverse seared at 260 for 45 minutes until IT 120. Then cranked the grill up...
Interesting feedback. Thank you! IT of the point was 198 and IT of the flat was 194. Maybe I pulled too soon? I did keep it wrapped and stored in a cooler for 4 hours after I pulled from the cooker.
I probably need to do a better job of letting the probe tenderness guide me on when its done...