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As you can see, I've been here a while.. All forums go through ups and downs, seen it here many times, people go start their own forum, they still haven't reached the success as SMF. I do fade in and out as the BS level comes and goes, hard to fight ignorance , but there is still some great...
I've only been to 1 BBQ restaurant that appealed to me. Most are very bland, on smoke and seasoning, and even meat quality. Sadly, when you provide stellar food, it's too flavorful and people say the $hit hole over where ever is the standard. Quality takes time.
Nice looking soup.. I hate poultry but do like chicken noodle stew with smoked hind quarters..
AND, I woke up to -19f this morning, little diesel shook a bit.
Have smoked a lot of cheese over the years, done some parm for my youngest dot, WOW, missed that 1 . Have plans to smoke plenty more of it this cold season.
What Kammamm said, i use a lot of it, probably have 3 truck loads piled up now. I can't stress enough on the wood being dried out good, you'll know if it's not.
It takes time, a learning curve. Use different sized pieces of wood at different times , need more heat or coals, use small, need to cruise use larger pieces. It will take you several cooks, paying close attention to figure out what you need to do. Good luck..
Not that I'm opposed to it, the only thing i like cooked in water is pasta. I'm sure boiled ribs will be a thing again some day. Until then, i'll continue to burn wood.
Not true Hawaiian, but i am in Iowa....
Equal parts pineapple juice, Kahlau, and Malibu coconut rum for an injection... In the rub i added dried lime zest.
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