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My lamb ribs always seem to have a ton of fat, trim them up real good. Greek rub sounds interesting, I might try that next time. I did a lamb shoulder about a month ago using the same technique as pulled pork and it came out fantastic. You might just try what you normally do for baby back...
Welding is a lot harder than it looks on Youtube. After a month of no progress on this project I finally started welding the firebox onto the oil tank. Having never welded in my life, I practiced quite a bit on scrap the last few weeks and was able to keep two pieces together to the point...
Glad to share guys, thanks! Groucho, I failed to mention the oak experiments I did, thanks for the reminder. Yes, I put several different types of wood in some ferments. Adds a little bit of flavor but I don't think I used enough. One thing you MUST remember if you do use them is to fish...
The ones I made today are spring rolls made from rice paper. I actually prefer egg roll wraps, but the wife bought the rice paper ones.
If you have leftover prime rib, Philly cheese steak egg rolls are great. I get them at a bar in town every time I'm down there.
Used the leftover corned beef and cabbage to make spring rolls. They were awesome. The pics didn't come out as well.
Would definitely do this again. Chopped up the meat, cabbage, carrots and added cheese, caraway seed, kraut and rolled them up. Pan fried each side ~3 min per side...
Thanks guys. MOI, I really like the idea of using tomatoes to cut the heat. I made a small batch of a Carolina vinegar sauce to go with a pork shoulder last month, I put the milder pepper sauce in there and it turned out great. Was thinking of making a big batch and using up some of those...
Wow, that was quick. Glad you guys are interested in this. I have experimented a little bit with different methods and this is the one I am most satisfied with.
Pick your peppers and rinse the dirt off them, don’t scrub them. The good bacteria you want (mainly lactobacillus) are already...
I started fermenting peppers two years ago when I planted a bunch of serrano, jalapeno, and a couple poblano pepper plants with some space left in my raised beds. It was a huge crop and ended up with several grocery bags full of peppers at the end of the year and I wasn’t even a fan of hot...
Welcome aboard Todd, I am new around here too. I don't want to assume that you have read through the reverse flow calculator thread, if not start there:
http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/a/reverse-flow-smoker-how-to-calculate-build-tutorial
I am just getting started on my build as well. Its on...
Update: On the upper air inlets, my thought was to go with gate or ball valves on both sides of the top (think 11 o’clock and 1 o’clock if the front of the firebox was a clock). On the inside of the drum I would put a 90* elbow facing the fb/cc opening. Problem I am having with that is...