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Made some biscuits last night to go with dinner.
https://www.smokingmeatforums.com/threads/webbered-up-some-turkey.305347/
Left over biscuits equals BEC sandwees for breakfast!
Never too early in the year to have thanksgiving. Fired up the WSM with the standard 325f with KBB & cherry. Simple rub of SPOG on a whole turkey breast.
Annalee made stuffin muffins I baked biscuits. We topped it off mashed taters, gravy and green beans.
Looks good! The Albacore never came in close enough last year off Oregon for the sport fishery.
If you get the chance to get more save the bellies and the gill plates. Smoke those up so good!
This is the formula I’ve always used for pulled pork when serving to large groups. I usually use the 40% yield which seems to work out perfectly with little left over.
One more note is you need to have a dedicated server so John Bob doesn’t take three plates full of pulled pork and half the Mac...
I pulled the trigger and got the Gabby Grill for the 14" WSM.
So there was a bit of a shipping mishap with Gabby #1. There also was a slight manufacturing flaw. So I sent an email to Gabby Grill and was presently surprised to get an almost immediate response from Junior. Lickity split no...
Looking at the coloring it appears that at some point your tube went from smoldering to full ignition.
Making sure that the tube is just smoldering during the cook is crucial. As mentioned tilting the burning end up a bit or making a tube holder that will keep the tube off the surface will...
I wouldn't paint it. I would oil it like you would cast iron and heat it to the proper temp for the type of oil you are using. Do this 2-3 times. That will protect it from rust and there will be nothing that may become harmful.
The paint that you have listed is not a high temp paint and...
Yes you’ll want to sear hers longer. You should run the Sous vide at 120-125 for That process then sear off the steaks to final temp. Make sure to dry the meat off once out of the SV before searing.
If you do get into making them more often this is a great brand to use:
https://homestead-gristmill.myshopify.com/
Our friends who live in Alabama and make multiple batches of grits per week turned us on to them. I like doing the blue grits when we have guests for the wow factor.
Looks Good. Since my wife won't eat pork products we use a lot of turkey and chicken a sausage products in our dishes. Usually Aidells or Open Nature brand. Both have a good Italian and smoked andouille.
We did an order the other day and forgot to put nu substitutions. Ordered 14oz cans of...
Thank you All!
I'm more of cold meatloaf sandwich guy. COurse I could be persuaded with a laddle of gravy served face up with a pile of mashed taters!
I'm on the last meatloaf sandwich from this loaf. It was super tasty!
Mine only eats a slice or two usually so the rest is for me. I'll...
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