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Excellent advice and easy to understand, thanks Wade.
I am going to smoke half a fillet in the next week or so but the girls want it thinly sliced so they can have in on bagels, is the curing process the same, does the smoking time need to be adjusted at all ?
Thanks
Martyn
I don't care mate as long as people chat in the forums I don't care
Forced into doing 2 more chickens and some pork ribs next week,well not really forced and my meat slicer's on it's way too , oooh look work emoji
They look great, as tropics says if family love them then they're a hit, be careful though as I did a spatchcock chicken last night, family woofed it up and I'm now being told I need to do more,like now even two at a time if not more ......
New to this all and looking for some guidance
Hi
I have a 3.5 lb chicken which I've spatchcocked and put in brine for a few hours , I'm unsure as to whether I should slow smoke it or put it on a hotter grill on the smoker, also how long will it take to cook it through ??
Thanks :)
Hi
I have a 3.5 lb chicken which I've spatchcocked and put in brine for a few hours , I'm unsure as to whether I should slow smoke it or put it on a hotter grill on the smoker, also how long will it take to cook it through ??
Thanks :)
You can always put the eggs straight into iced water when cooked and warm them when ready to eat.
Get yourself chickens, we have and we always have fresh eggs.
Bagel, 2 poached eggs, sauted mushrooms and grilled bacon makes a very yummy breakfast, we have it nearly every day here
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