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At first, you mentioned that you only used it for continuing long smokes. The above sounds like a departure from your previous statement. Is it safe to assume that since finding the "sweet spot" you use it more as the starting rather than closing smoker?
My tubes are collecting dust because I simply can't get it to do a slow smoke, as Bear said. It is quick and overly smoky. I'm sure it works under the right conditions. I simply don't have those conditions.
I used this method for a local competition. It had been 8+ years since I did ribs since my wife doesn't care for them. I was afraid that I would mess up but I got first place! I was the overall winner as well. It was just ribs and butts.
I beat three BBQ local restaurants. I wasn't a...
Yeah, new I keep them in the bag. I get 40lb bags, so I have a good bit to store after opening the bags. That is smoking pellets.
Before I went to geothermal, I used to stack my heating pellets 6 feet high on every wall of our garage with no moisture issues. We did about 5 tons too. It...
I like taking that and skirt camping. I freeze it in marinade then take it with me and cook it on some hot rocks or over the coals directly. It makes great tacos. There is nothing like taking a great piece of meat and throwing it on coals. Yeah, you get a bit of ash but man that tastes good.
I use the cheap 5-gallon buckets and lids from Lowes. It is just their cheapest lid that is almost like old-school Tupperware. I have had some sitting for well over a year and I just used some last weekend.
I have two fillets, one in the freezer and another in the fridge. The first thing that came to mind was this thread. I have a very dumb question. What do you do with the smoked salmon?
I have a shoulder that I deboned and butterflied with the intention of making buckboard bacon but now I want to cook one. Do you think I should roll it or just keep it flat, like a brisket? Time/temp?
I am thinking of smoking half and using sous vide on the other, so thoughts on both methods...
In my experience, the hot pepper cheese gets hotter after it is smoked. I LOVE smoked Montera Jack but the smoke overpowers the cheese if you aren't careful.
I don't brine mine and I smoke them like I would pork ribs. I would suggest you do something like sous vide to begin with because the ribs will be very chewy otherwise.