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I hadn't heard of these until I joined the forum and I have been drooling since. Here's my first attempt.
1 pound Jimmy Dean Regular Breakfast Sausage
Added mushrooms, black olives, mild cheddar, pepper jack, and a little bit of pizza sauce. Didn't want to overdo the sauce and make it to wet...
Thanks Mule. Honestly, DS'so obsession (a very good obsession so don't be offended dirtslayer) is the biggest motivation for this decision. I've been following his stuff and my family seems to enjoy much of the same stuff as his. This will be a huge hit at the lake and elk camp. Also going to...
After much deliberation I have decided I'll build one. It might be a year from now before I'm done, though. I'm going to hit yard sales and watch Craigslist and see if I can't get the parts cheap. We have a huge Hispanic population so I hope to eventually stumble on to a tamale pot.
Looks really good. It might be going to in depth for you but I'd build a holder on either side for your cleavers and bear paws. That way they're out of your way and you always know where they are.
The 7-in-1 is capable of charcoal as well as propane. I prefer charcoal but the other day the weather was crummy and I still wanted to smoke so the propane was handy. I know it's not the greatest and I'm in no way saying it's better then a mini, but I am thinking for what I do the mini won't add...
Does anyone have experience with these two side by side? I already have a 7-in-1 and was thinking about building a mini so I had a smaller smoker for fatties/chicken, but I'm not sure there is enough of a difference in size to justify spending the money on one for now. Eventually, sure, but...
I'm new and just saw this so I'm a bit late. Salmon and trout are very similar so I do them the same way. I brine mine in Mr. Yoshida sauce which is very similar to a teriyaki sauce. The brine is your call and can be sweet or savory, dry or wet just remember to let it hang for 2 hours before...
Yeah, they are cheap. If my parents weren't already pulling their camper back with a freezer in it, they probably wouldn't have even fished for them. They aren't the best salmon, but smoked they are good and then turn that into a dip and is great.
I forgot pictures of the ribs. Everyone else thought they were great but I wasn't near as impressed. The meat itself seemed odd. I've never had to trim so much fat off ribs before and even still they seemed overly fatty.
My parents went to Alaska last summer and brought back a bunch of different fish, including pink (aka humpback) salmon. Most Alaskan's consider these to be dog food, but those of us that live in landlocked states have to suffer through what we can. This is actually the second one of these that...
The salmon stuck a little on the back side, which in turn made the tongs dig in on this side, otherwise it would look as good as it tastes. Now to pull the ribs off in 2 to 3 hours.
I've been reading a lot on here for the last year and thought I'd finally post up and say hello. I'm from Wyoming for now but we will see where things fall in a year. I live to hunt and fish and have always liked to cook the meat I harvest but I just gained access to a Masterbuilt 7 in 1...