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Eventually. I need to do the whole Pork Belly that I have in the freezer first.
Speaking of which, It is too large for my smoker. I hate to thaw it and cut it in half and then refreeze half of it. i thinking of take some alcohol to the blade on my bandsaw a whack that sucker in half.
On a...
Ooops! I actually bought a Pork Loin Sirloin Roast.
It for the guys at a custom shop that installed a JVC radio in the wife's F150 and put fog lights in my new Titan. It all looks like it's OEM! I gave them a choice between pork & beef. They wanted the beef.
I bought a chunk of beef short ribs from Mark Cremeens of Brand 2S Meats, LLC (sells and ships online from Brand2Smeat.com). A local rancher who raises his own grass feed totally organic cattle.
Anyway, I bought these ribs and have them thawing right now. Problem is, I don't have a clue on how...
I forgot to add that, from Bear's recipe, I covered with Worcestershire and a heavy coating of onion and garlic powder and refrigerated overnight. The next morning (5:00am) I fired up the smoker and got to 240F. I rubbed the roast with a Texas Bold & Smoky rub. After about a 6 hour smoke I...
If any of you were following me on the "Treat It Like Chuck????" thread, here is a pic of my final smoke of beef bottom round rump roast!!!
My smoke lasted about 6 hours at 225°F, to a temperature of 144°F IT.
I made a damned fine Au Jus out of the roast I ruined on Monday, so we're going...
Out of the smoker and rested. Now to the fridge until tomorow.
I took it to 144°F. I think I need a new thermometer because after the smoke I left both probes in the smoker. There is an 18° difference in readings between the food probe and smoker probe. The difference between the two narrows...
This is the 2nd roast out of a "TWOFER". I absolutely destroyed the fist one on Monday by WAY overcooking (smoking). This roast doesn't look quite as good as the first one, but it's still a decent roast.
I'm going to follow the Bear instructions as closely as I can. Hopefully I can get some...
Bruce, our local wood and bbq supplier, was thinking that and low and slow should do it.
The meat is an odd blend of tough and tender. It's a bit hard to cut, but the heart I was telling you about was near melt in your mouth. Most of the roast was inedible. The slight. Moisture in the heart...
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