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As soon as you get home pop it in a pot of cold water and keep the very cold water running into the pot for almost the entire two hours before smoking that should get you thawed depending on the size of the beast. This is the quickest safe way to thaw your shoulder without nuking it.
Mike have you ever been on any of the TV specialist like when they visit the race shops, you look familiar. I was huge into NASCAR, Kurt Busch fan here, but everything got too damn expensive to attend a race anywhere near me so I have moved back majority of my spending into baseball. I still...
Got a fat separator just for this reason and not only do I put the juice back in but I also sprinkle some of my rub on the meat after I pull it for a little extra flavor. I believe a 100% my PP out of the freezer tastes better than the stuff made that day and so does the wife. By the way what...
Looks awesome, I have decided adding the juice back in then seasoning with rub after pulling it is the way to go. I add a little bit more juice in each baggie I am freezing just so I have extra juice to heat it up with next time I want PP.
Yeah that is the only part of the smoker the wife cares about is that the window is clean so she takes care of that on every smoke and gets mad if I let it cool down before she cleans it. lol
Just popped mine in the smoker, tasted them after only adding 2/3 of the spice mix and found them to be seasoned enough so left that much out of the first batch. I think the bags of pretzels I am using are smaller than most.
http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/87031/rollin-a-fatty-my-version
here are the basics, there is also tutorials on how to weave bacon for the xterior. My fav is a philly cheese steak fattie. Sausage rolled out stuffed with thin sliced sauteed ribeye, peppers, jalapeno jack cheese, sauteed...
Yeah my wife who always says "yeah that's good" and has litlle of whatever but not a whole lot tried these and bought supplies to make more the next day she loved them so much.
Got all my supplies tonight so I am doing two batches tomorrow, one based on the recipe with mustard and the second batch will be either the same or adjusted more to my liking based on how the first batch comes out.
Chicken is a cheap place to start, although getting that skin right can be tough sometimes. Pulled pork is a fun one also just takes some patience.
Here are a few good places to start with some of my favs.
Here are some links to start...
I started with a Brinkmann gourmet as the wife said "wait to buy something more expensive, you may suck at smoking food" then she said "you need to upgrade for something with more space". Obviously do not suck.
Cold and hot my AMZNPS and the newest MES 30 has no problems producing smoke for long or short smokes. Chip loader out 2 inches, ash pan out two inches, AMZNPS sitting right above the ash pan, and pellets nuked to make sure they are dry and works every time for me. I was not making sure I had...
If I send the younger one who is learning numbers I provide a Ipod for picture taking purposes of the temp I also include a picture of the beer she needs to get while she is passing through the kitchen.
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