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I picked up my new Smokin-It #3D on a trip back home last weekend, got it seasoned (twice) during the week in preparation of a couple of planned smokes this weekend. First smoke ever on my #3D is 3 racks of St. Louis Spare Ribs (picked up for $1.99/lb at Costco) and a huge package of Country...
Looks like we both had the same idea - my meat mountain is 5 lbs of country style ribs, one 3-pack of st. louis cut ribs, and 2 pork butts. Looking forward to see how your smoke(s) turn out.
I know this is somewhat of an older thread, but my MES30 crapped out over the weekend, and I'm looking at the Smoki-it #3, but I really like my AMNPS (as opposed to adding wood chunks) so I've been trying to do some research on the SI3/AMNPS combo and the issues. I like this mod, but I don't...
Did you smoke 4 hours as a "timed" smoke, or did you use a thermometer and smoke to a certain internal temperature (IT)?
When smoking (unless it's ribs, which are usually done using the 3-2-1 or 2-2-1 method), the meat should be done according to the IT and not a certain time. This will help...
I too am having problem with my mailbox mod during cold smokes - without the chimney effect during the hot smokes that pull the air through the MES30 through the mailbox, I have problems cold smoking unless it's windy (and pulls the smoke up through the exhaust vent). I am considering adding a...
I went to three different grocery stores this morning to grab a bottle for my prime rib I'm smoking tomorrow, and no one had it - any suggestions on a viable substitute? Any steak sauce, or even just L&P worcestershire sauce (not the thick stuff)?
Oh yeah, and I'm smoking a pork shoulder today, JUST IN CASE I screw up the prime rib tomorrow...I hate contingency plans, but for an all-family dinner, that would be a bunch of big hungry people that would not be happy if the prime rib doesn't turn out well.
Alright, so I haven't had a chance to smoke a prime rib yet, so what better time to try the first one than Christmas dinner?!
I got a 10# rib roast at the butcher yesterday, and he cut off the bones and tied them back on. My first big question is whether or not I should smoke it with bone-on...
I think the lack of pics of the finished product means that things with the wifey got "addressed" already...
You, sir, are a brave, brave man. That's why I always run my "bright ideas" by my wife first - like "hey, what does this red button do?" or "what about if we duct tape lots of garbage...
I used some disposable pie tins, but I'm not sure it worked so well. I didn't cold smoke - I smoked at 275 for almost 12 hours (stirring regularly), and just didn't seem to get a whole lot of color (couldn't tell by smell since all I could smell for 2 days was smoke in my nose)...so I don't...
Back to the original post - any reason you waited 45 minutes to put in the chips for smoke? I usually try to get the smoke rolling BEFORE I put the meat in so that it's always exposed to smoke while in the smoker. Was it for just a mild smokey touch?
Thanks for that info...so here's a follow-up. I don't think I got much smokiness with the first smoke. Do you th8nk it would be ok to throw the cheeses back into the smoker for a second go-round (when it's slightly warmer)? Or do you only get one shot at smoking the cheese?
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