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If you don't cook the brisket long enough, it will be dry and tough. It has to cook until the connective tissue breaks down (melts) helping the meat to become moist and tender, right? So, can the same be done with venison? And if so, which cut of meat should be used? If it can't be cooked this...
I think that a stick burner has a cleaner smoked taste, kind of like smoking a fresh cigarette as opposed to smoking one that you pulled out of the ashtray.
I don't know why there is so much variation in stall temps on butts, must have something to do with the relative humidity or something. I just don't know, but it never happens to me at the same temp.
Is it OK to use armadillo rub on pork?
Even though I'm sure you liked these breasts just fine, I believe you will like the larger breasts much better. (At least that has been my experience.)
Anyway, it was a great thread, definitely worth
The stall is the result of evaporative cooling. Basically, moisture begins to rapidly evaporate from the butt at anywhere from 150-165 or so, and can last for hours. Foiling at this point can help overcome the stall. To get the falling apart pulled pork, all you have to do is take the butt to an...
Even if you've been married for decades, do you really (I mean REALLY) know your spouse? Could be she accidentally started it by placing/misplacing something, and got a reaction from you which she secretly thought was funny, and has been pulling innocent little pranks ever since. Which would...
OK. You're good on smoke since you've said it had a good smoke flavor. A temp of 188 degrees is done, but at that temp the connective tissue hasn't broken down yet. It would have been best to slice it or chip it and sauce it, but you needed to take it to about 205 degrees for pulling. At 205 the...
I didn't even realize I too was creating these instruments for decades. I guess I just never ran across a musician who knew how to play my creations.
Now, the next time my wife says, "Are you drinking beer again?", I can tell her, "No. I'm making bottle flutes."
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