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Decided to smoke some thighs for meals for next week today. Rubbed them down with 3 different rubs and on the smoker at 250° using LJ hickory pellets. Kinda chilly today here in Southwest Ohio with the wind chill down around 20°.
So I'm starting to meal prep normally and Sunday for the week. I'm basically just smoking and grilling meat for the week. You read alot of different opinion websites that get you anywhere between 3-5 days in the fridge. I figured I'd ask on here and see what you guys suggest?
I liked the look of these a lot better than the Recteq that I bought. With the open design like that I would think it'd be easier for the smoke to hit the meat? But I'm no scientist/engineer. I like the ease of the pellet grill when the weather is nasty. But when it's nice there's nothing better...
What kills me is how having an indian on butter and a black woman on a box of pancake mix is racist but yet Chefboyrdee with the white man isn't? That whole entire woke thing seems racist?
I couldn't agree more. I fell into the Recteq trap. I like the 304ss and the 6 year warranty. But the cheap cuisinart grill that I had put the same smoke flavor on the meat. I have a 26" kettle that is by far my favorite smoker. Super easy to use and no electronics amd puts amazing smoke flavor...
I think his buddy is referring to the vertical pitboss cabinet smokers. I had one and it did put more smoke flavor on meat than the RT700 that I have. No clue if it's because it was vertical instead or horizontal or not. But you never knew when anything was going to be done because the temp...
I tried the Rib sandwich from McDonald's for the first time this year. And the last. I don't understand how anyone can think that sandwich is good. Let alone "rib" meat. It reminded me of the soy burgers they used to serve us at school
Yea exactly. I went to un wrap them and just left them wrapped. They looked good, foil like steams them. The butcher paper is completely different. Cant believe it took me this long to figure that out
Wife and FIL said they tasted good. Wife also said they had a better smoke flavor overall than normal. 1st time using Butcher paper. Kind of like the finish product over wrapping in foil.
Decided to wrap both once they hit 165°. Wrapped with some honey, butter and brown sugar. Back on till they hit around 190° the. I'll un wrap em and put em back on till around 195-200. Went ahead and took the temp up to 250°