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You can brine those wings for just a couple hours and you'll be able to tell a difference. In my experience, it helps w/ the color and plumpness.
But yeah, overdoing it too long could be a bad idea - probably too salty.
Man, do I love slow-cooking chicken wings on the grill.
Spicy home made rub.
Off-set, with cherry and peach woods.
First set is glazed with Syberg's mustard bbq sauce (STL restaurant)
Second set is glazed with Sugarfire's Coffee/BBQ sauce (STL restaurant)
Gave them a final minute each side...
Smoked that turkey today, and boy was it good.
I followed the brine, injection and spritz recipe from: http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/83932/turkey-brine.
Photo below.
This is probably the most flavorful and juicy turkey I've ever had!
Some highlights:
* Rub was simple coarse black...
I've been playing with a recipe for the past 10 months or so, and I think I've finally honed in on a winner.
Wanted to see what you guys thought of it or if you had any advice/tips to make it even better.
Spare Ribs, STL Cut, cooking on a WSM
Step 1: Peel that membrane
Step 2: Coat in Olive...
Smoked that turkey today, and boy was it good.
I followed the brine, injection and spritz recipe from: http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/83932/turkey-brine.
The photo uploader on the forum doesn't seem to be working today, so if you wanna see the pic:
This is probably the most flavorful...
Looks great
Looks awesome! I'll try n' take some pics this weekend. I'm usually working solo, so sometimes I forget to de-glove and pose the meat, and then everyone's hungry, ya know how that goes. haha.
This coming weekend, I'm gearing up to smoke my first turkey breast. In my opinion, smoked turkey is one of the most underrated delicious meats! (Of course, I'll be doing some red meat on the grill to compliment...)
I'm going for a rub that's full of the basics, plus a little paprika and ancho...