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And now I'm hoping for a bit of advice. I rubbed her up and and she's been in the smoker for a bit...up to 93 internal. From what I've read, it seems like foiling isn't totally necessary and to pull the loin out at 155 or so and let it rest and hit 160 before slicing.
Does anyone have any...
Don't know if it counts...but I am FROM the Northeast. Born and raised outside of Boston but now a resident of the Northwest, and specifically Seattle. Not a ton of smoking going on up here but I'm trying to represent as well as I can.
Those look fantastic and I really appreciate the step-by-step trimming pics. I can never seem to get them to look so perfect but this will certainly help. Points for sure.
Looks good, man...sounds like a tasty dinner for ya. Got it in before we got the rain and snow today, huh? This weather is really cramping my smoking style.
Yep...ABTs are money. You can put almost anything in the filling and it'll taste great. I personally love a mix of mexican cheese, cream cheese, crumbled (already cooked) sausage and some nice fresh herbs. Good work, though.
What I mean is that I enjoyed hitting the first page and seeing all recent posts listed in front of me, regardless of forum category. Does anyone know if/how to get it back?
Btw, thanks for getting the site back up and running. For some reason, my smoking seems to decrease when my visits to...
Usually chuck roasts are just called chuck roasts...at least that's the way it is at my Costco and Fred Meyer (Kroger) here in Seattle. Rounds, Eyes, etc. are usually labeled as such. One thing I have noticed is that it's tough to get a big chuckie, i.e. 5 lbs. or so. Most are in the 2-3 lb...
I do a fair amount of salmon up here in Seattle, always a hot smoke. I never brine but always leave the skin on. I don't know much about the reason for letting it dry but I always put it down well after washing it. I also highly recommend the maple glaze recipe on the seafood section of the...
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