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Real burnt ends are a rarity any more, too much demand and not enough ends. Some places make their burnt ends from chuck roast, smoked, cubed, then resmoked. I like them.
Ultramag has been known to turn out some good lookin' ones.
Yep, saw that. Also saw the stuffing was precooked. You CAN cook a bird stuffed IF you get the temp. up where it needs to be to assure killing any bugs. Chefs do it all the time in restaurants, a lot of folks do it every Thanksgiving or Christmas and live to tell about it. Long as you do it...
I suppose that is just one of those regional differences. Having lived various places I know each move required a bit of getting used to the things we were used to being sometimes called other things.
Here is a link that will tell you about beef short ribs, and a whole lot more. Click on "Beef Cuts".
http://www.beeffoodservice.com/Home/Default.aspx
Spares and backs are pork - that's different.
This is after the fact and hindsight is absolutely the best sight.
What temperature were you smoking your birds at?
There is no reason to, and you should never, smoke poultry "low & slow".
If you are doing chicken you need your temperature up in the 350° range.
Get it on, get it done, get it...
Smoked stuffed mushrooms, WOW! These are as good as they come!
I normally do these in the oven at 400°F for 15 minutes.
Today I put them in the GOSM at 350°F for 40 minutes with hickory. The smoke adds a layer of flavor that is super!
First pic is the batch ready to smoke, second is a close up...
Smoked some beef short ribs I picked up on sale. First time for these. I sprinkled on a bit of Cowtown Sweet Spot rub and smoked them on the GOSM at 250°F for 3 hours with hickory. Basted them with Head Country Sauce after pulling them off the smoker. These are good eats!
First pic is the ribs...
Yeah, I had trouble rolling my first one back in '65..........................
Oh, wait....That's different.
Um, you could try just removing the plastic wrapper and putting the thing on the smoker for 2-3 hours. Sure eats fine. Freezes and reheats well, can be used to make fatty breakfast...
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