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I normally use the charcoal grate in the smoke chamber, flipped upside down usually as a baffle to even my heat out. But this time I just left it out. Which gave me a hot spot over next to my firebox. This worked perfect for doin the chicken. I just kept rotating the chicken around and would...
Just had an idea after I posted my original question....
Maybe I could smoke them for about 2-3 hrs with fire in the firebox at about 225 or so, which is were my smoker likes to cruise it seems. Then I could move the fire into the the grill portion with the chicken and finish them off this...
Smoking some chicken quarters for the first time on a camping trip this weekend. I have a Chargriller Smokin Pro smoker, and I've been reading on here about how to smoke chicken quarters... Everyone is saying to smoke at higher temps, like around 300 to avoid rubbery skin...
I can't get my...
Absolutely hard to go back to an oven! I either fry or smoke them now... But my wife for some reason still prefers baked turkey.... but everyone else prefers smoked or fried so she gets out numbered...
Menards, Dunhams, wal-mart, almost all of them around here have apple chips. I had a hard time finding apple chunks to use in my CGSP. I bought some on ebay last summer. I use primarily hickory and add a few chunks (or chips if I can't find chunks) of apple along with.
Actually this was a day after turkey day smoke, smoked Friday, ate on Saturday. We had our Thanksgiving dinner on Saturday as it just worked better for everyone...
I think this is my first q-view post I believe.... But anyway smoked a 13lb bird and 6lbs deer summer sausage.... Many got many...
After eating the rangefed and grassland beef of Colorado and Oregon for several years... I won't touch anything other than midwest grown corn fed beef!
But now all of our beef comes from a neighbor up the road that feeds out cattle... We buy a 1/2 beef a year pretty much...
We get pork from local hog farmers. Last 1/4 we bought came from a guy up the road that has a confinement. I only take my loins and roasts to 145-150 before I remove them and wrap em up in foil and let 'em sit. And once in a while a nice thick chop will be a bit pink off my grill. I don't...
Just wondering how long a 3/4" or 1" pork chop would take to smoke? I've always done loins, roasts, atb's, ribs, etc... but I have some chops and pork steaks I may try this weekend... wondering when I need to fire up the smoker...
Thanks!
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