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You could smoke pulled pork before hand and reheat but 4-8 hours isn't going to be enough time to do it fresh.
Boneless loin is easily doable in that time frame.
Pulled chicken would be another option if you're wanting sandwiches. Big batch of thighs or 3-4 whole chickens would do you just...
The National is my baby. It is 78 years old and I'm the third owner. Grandma bought it from a guitar player/instructor in Pryor in 1951 or '52 for $25 when she wanted to learn to play. My dad was born in 1953 though and she never learned. It was under the bed upstairs in the guest room wrapped...
The 30" is a great jerky smoker. It'll hold 12-15 pounds pretty easy if you're hanging sticks. I haven't done any whole meat jerky in it but I'd think you could get 8-10 pounds in there easily enough.
That said, I bought a 30" and then upgraded to a 40" after a year because it makes ribs and...
Like most things you get what you pay for. You could probably get the Masterbuilt and get through the summer then buy a Weber on closeout at the end of the season for ~$99 or you could just pay the same ~$149 up front and get the Weber from the start.
Yeah. I've played $3k+ acoustics that felt terrible (most Martins out of the box) and $150 dollar ones that were wonderful. It's all down to the craftsman who made it that day and the person who sat it up after the fact. My wife's Laguna 3/4 Lil' Brat is still the best feeling guitar I've ever...
I never use water in the water pan. So much moisture stays in an electric smoker anyway that adding more is completely unnecessary. I just keep my water pan clean and use it as a drip tray to capture juices for use later.
4 pounds, 6 oz from an 8 pound brisket is about a 53% yield. That's not...
More chopped than burnt ends, I'd say. I'm not including the chains and places like Applebee's that sell "BBQ" along with everything else.
The long term established places (My Place and Mahylons in Muskogee, Oklahoma Style in Tulsa, etc.) serve both chopped and sliced brisket sandwiches. I...
You can go either way. If you want more barky crusty bits then cut it in half. If you're wanting to slice it thin for sandwiches I'd leave it whole and just score it a bit.
There really isn't a wrong way to go with bologna.
I don't know if a glaze will get me there either but I haven't heard of anyone having much success with adding syrup to a wet brine either. Guess I'll keep reading and experimenting.
Points and thank you so much for this step by step Bear. I used it for a batch of Canadian bacon that hit the smoke today and it is delicious.
Thread with Q-View for my cook http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/259791/pork-sirloin-roast-canadian-bacon-w-q-view
I'll definitely be trying out the...
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