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To burn out anything left over from the shop - oils, cleaners, paint, etc.
Also smoke & PAM adds a protective coating over the metals & paint so the food doesn't taste like graphitti.
I went with the GOSM because of price, availability and propane. Did not want electric.
If I was to do it again, I'd get another GOSM, but from BPS instead of Wally World.
After getting the smoker and discovering SMF, I trim now to STL style.
But in the future, the STL Ribs and that little piece meat will be smoked with and the rest of the cartilage meat will be cooked mexican style for tacos, burritoes or enchildas.
That little piece of meat smoked turns into a...
My preference is to keep spice mixes in glass jars ... made rubs from other receipes and stored them for extended periods of time - couple, three months.
I'll eventually break down and get Jeff's receipes, but for now, I'm playing with a few from Raichlen and some I created on my own.
So ....
First, excellent job.
Second - did you do anything with the drippings?
I've done a few butts and let the dripping go into the water pan. Seeing your post makes me thing of one word ... GRAVY.
I want to do a fattie, slice it up, then fry it up over either a camp fire coals or a camping stove on an english muffin and a slice of cheese.
Anyone done this? any tips or tricks?
I have a GOSM that costs 1/3 of that price and not a problem.
Have a real small smoke box and only add wood for 1 layer, then replace every hour to hour and a 1/2 .
Typically smoke around 225 to 240 d F
Some may prefer not to open the door that much, but I like to because I want to check the...
Any meat works fine for jerky.
Stick in the freezer until the meat gets like a frostee or icee. You dont want it frozen, just ice crystals between the grain.
Cut meat thin against the grain, then add your favorite marinade.
Bambi jerky's awesome!
Thanx y'all.
Next day made quesadilla's for lunch.
Chopped up the chickend and spread it on flour tortillas. Added shredded 4-type cheese, salsa and on mine tabasco.
Then a little olive oil in a pan to heat up, crisp up the tortilla and melt the cheese and MMmmmmm
I'm really liking this...
See you're in Chester, MD - home of the Chesapeak Blue Crab. Nice gift!!
Got to avoid church and wife let me sleep in today. Son's learning to drive, so took him out. He got honked at the first time today by doing the speed limit.
Then took some of the chicken I smoked last night and made...
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