Some of the links on this forum allow SMF, at no cost to you, to earn a small commission when you click through and make a purchase. Let me know if you have any questions about this.
I tried some cole slaw about a year back, best I ever had... creamy style and it had blue cheese crumbles in it.... Man I wish I would have asked for the recipe..! Does anyone out there have a recipe I could try like this??? Any help is appreciated
Well, took it out of the cooler, eyes bright with excitement....... DRY! It pulled like a 215 degree pork..... Tasted good but very dry, I cut with the grain and did the best I could, fell apart right in front of me
hey Cowgirl, The cream cheese wrapped one, Looks fairly uncomplicated to try, did it taste half as good as it looks? If so, I'm trying that one tomorrow!
Just your basic hunk of Bologna, would like a mild smoke on it, what temp and how long?? Do I put a rub on it or leave it alone? score it or not? Any suggestions will be appreciated
took it off the smoker at 9:00pm (central) so it had a 25 hour smoke! The propane smoker kept dead on 225 and only varied as the wood was really smoking and on fire....Pulling it off the rack it broke right in half, don't know if I dried it out or that's what it should do so I tight wrapped it...
Never thought of that! Yikes, I'm at work and the meats at home, Hopefully it's not that, This brisket looks so darn good. Is it possible for it to take this long? Now i'm scared about the pocket thing, I don't want to ruin this pristine piece of beef....Thanks for the heads up, I'm a newbie but...
New Propane smoker, dead set at 225, yes, I checked with three different thermometers. First off, I'm not complaining here, low and slow is the key but I have NEVER had one take this long, Could it be because of the accurate 225 throughout the smoke?? In the past, I have done my best to get to...
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.