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Looks to me like that's spot on for a great meal! I'm like you, I try to just let the butt decide when it's ready and not wrap or cover anymore. As for forks being old school, I'm in the same camp...
Like you, Jeff's sauce is good, but a few tweaks later it's awesome!
Last weekend we smoked a prime rib and it was awesome, but as usual, when smoking/grilling for 2, there's always something leftover. We usually share our extra smoked meats with our neighbors, but NOT PR... We vacuum packed the leftover PR and refrigerated it until this morning.
I sliced the...
Thanks all. Sorry for the late reply, we've had some weather happening down here in Texas so I was preoccupied.
That PR came out perfect for us. It was also very tender. Going to make some sandwiches with the leftovers tonight!
I'll do another cook this coming weekend, possibly a brisket...
I got the InkBird INT-11P-B wireless thermometer in the mail yesterday and tried it out today.
The bride and I decided not to have our usual ham and opted for a small 2 bone prime rib. I seasoned the roast early this morning and let it rest in the refrigerator until it went on the smoker at...
With the parchment paper inbetween slices, it may work ok, but I would do a light smoke and see how it goes the first time.
As for reforming a block, your temperatures should not be warm enough for the cheese to melt or get soft.
WOW! Those look a lot better than the anorexic beef ribs I have on to take for lunch this week. They were on sale, so the bride got them for me.
I sure miss the thick meaty ribs that used to be sold around here.
Well, since most of us here have learned a bit about natural casings from @boykjo I'm going to agree with him. Toss them and replace.
I too am a tight @55 but when it comes to the time, care, and stuffing of sausages, I would HATE for them to be "bad" due to the casings... If the casing is...
Indeed you are Grasshopper.... One step closer... :emoji_sunglasses:
Seriously, that was some good information and well written.
Keep at it, you have some good info so far.
My uncle had an old block pit that he used for family gatherings and he did like you described; burned the wood in a pile, scooped the coals with a bull nosed shovel into a hole in the front of the blocks, and the entire thing was covered with a certain coated corrugated metal that make most...
WALLEYE! I have been given the opportunity to eat it exactly twice, and I loved it both times! Once fried and once grilled. Baked sounds great and your pictures prove it.
Not a lot of walleye in Texas, so I appreciate when y'all post pictures of your meals with it
Email sent to Amanda...
Looking forward to using and reviewing it. I have the perfect bone in pork loin in the freezer that's begging for a spin on the rotisserie...
BTW, I'm not always online either. :emoji_sunglasses:
Small clear plastic tote from walmart. Cut a 4" x 4" hole in the lid and hot glue some hardware cloth over it. Place the lid on a table, put the PID on the lid, and then put the tote on the lid.