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I use apple juice inside and out, slice some oranges if you have them and stick them inside then let it dry at the end and spray with EVOO and a last sprinkle of spices.
Welcome Amos Moses -
Nice to have another Scotsman aboard! Feel free to ask any questions as they come up - we have quie a few people here with that smoker!
Ya know Phil if they hadn't wanted to buy them I would have just for traveling and leaving at the places I have to carry stuff to all the time.
I am tempted to ask though. I wonder if they'd be insulted?
Welcome Trey -
If you can fit it into a smoker you can smoke it! AND it if done right it will taste better! Nothing better than smoked foods. Have a lok around,get an idea what you want to do then just ask - we'll be here to field any questions you may have!
Looks like a keeper Terry thanks for posting!
OKay you wisenhymers. Yes I'm talking to Squeezy and Dingle! You know you can't rave on about a recipe without posting it - so let's get typing boys!
Yeah I saved in a word Document. IMHO it needs garlic, black, pepper and some maple syrup. DON'T use the water except about 1 cup - enough to make it sticky. I not bad but it tastes like sizzlean to me.
Ah Boones Farm Strawberry Hill I remember it well - I think ...
I rememeber it at 89 cents and collecting returnable soda bottles pay for it and to get it. Had to buy two bottles - one for us and one for the railroad track bumb that bought it for us!
Terry -
I've been bringing in BBQ to work since I started the job last March and everyone raves. In August the Navy Exchange had a clearance sale and 3 people bought the last of the ECB Gourmet smokers for $25 each.
I helped put them together and season them all after work. Gave them all...
My brother, a former Marine (is there such a thing?) sent this to me this morning, he received it from another ole biddy and former Marine, who received from another former military member, etc. etc.
Although the story is one most Americans grew up learning in Junior High History class, I was...
Beef Bacon
25 lbs beef plates
5 quarts ice water
1 lb salt
5 oz powdered dextrose
3 oz Prague Powder No. 1
Beef plates are cured at 38-40F in the brine made from the above
formula. Plates are cured for 7-8 days and overhauled on the fourth
day. After the plates are cured, they then are washed...
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