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Wow those pics are great. I just started fresh water fishing last year and the largest trout so far (farm raised and planted in a pay lake) is a little over 8 lbs. I've been tuna fishing all my life, but i'm enjoying the "hunt" of catching freshwater fish as it really is pretty hard to find...
I've grown hundreds of different types of peppers over the years and I always try every pepper green and fully ripe. Some peppers have great flavor green or not fully ripe like Jalapeno (they turn red when fully ripe) and some don't. It's just a matter of preference.
That's what I heard, but i've never tried them for myself. I think the next time I do a few slabs i'm going to leave one on and take on off and see if I can tell the difference. I honestly don't know anyone who leaves it on.
Are you using a new smoker? If so make sure it's well seasoned. I had only used my WSM a few times before getting a stoker and realized that it was "reflecting" too much heat and was running hot. A can of pam and a few hours letter and it had a nice thick coating on it and has worked...
I actually searched "wild boar recipe" and didn't get a single hit. The problem with searching wild boar is you don't get any specific recipes and just a bunch of hits about people talking about the ones they caught that they cooked them etc etc.
A buddy at the office shot a 150 lb wild boar and wants to try some of the meat smoked. He'll be using a 18" WSM. Anyone have any suggestions on temps how long and or brines / injections?
You may want to read up on the stoker if your not sure. It's basically a controller with a fan that turns on and off based on certain temps the prob sends to the controller.
The key is you can monitor your exact temps via a pc connected to the controller using software.
Is it mandatory...
That's too funny!! I learned from to cook from a bunch of competition guys so of course removing the silver skin is a must. A while back I did forget to remove it once and tried to chew through it and just ended up pulling it off afterward. I've never had a problem with dry ribs, but I like...
I actually got my WSM from Home Depot. Apparently they are no longer selling them in stores so I guess they decided to mark them down to clear out whatever remaining stock they had left. Once I found out I drove over to my local store and cleaned them out. In all honesty I probably would have...
thanks all for the tips, yeah I normally just use the back of a butter knife as mentioned, but this time no go and it was a PITA for sure. I'll have to try running them under hot water to loosen them up next time or even try when they are still frozen. I do recall them being a little colder...
Normally I only cook a few slabs and don't have a problem trimming and pulling the silver skin. However a few weekends ago I cooked 18 slabs on my WSM and to be honest it was harder pulling the silver skin thin doing anything else.
Not sure if it was the meat or what, but normally I just get...
Wow that thing looks great. I need something like that for those weekend fishing trips.
Actually I noticed your also in So. Cal how much would you charge me for a completed unit??? I'm horrible when it comes to making anything and would gladly pay for a completed setup!!
There are some advantages of living in So. Cal like being able to get a 18" WSM for around $45 out the door. Unfortunately as soon as word got out they flew off the shelves 2-3 at a time. Luckily I picked up a few before they sold out. I started with a brinkman and like everyone said it works...
How many meats are you cooking? I'm cooking this weekend for a graduation and it's 50 people which means 65-70. I'm doing 2 butts, 10-12 lbs each. 8 full chix and 6 slabs or ribs.
Sides are 2 lbs beans, 3lbs slaw, and salad. I also have extra slaw and sliders buns for pulled pork sammies.
I looked at that route a few years ago and decided to pass because of cost to size ration. You pay a lot and get a little. Yeah they look cool and work, but I decided to go with a Weber grill for grilling and a WSM for smoking. The larger kettle grills come with a nice stand with wheels if...