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If you do the whole bird, be careful about getting it *too* tender.
I dropped a whole chicken in my electric crock pot slow cooker one day and set it for a 10 hour cook. It fell so completely apart that I had to spend half my eating time picking out little bits of spine.
This is a bit off topic, but I can't believe the prices they charge for those things on the Landmann site.
The 3405BGW is $336.75 in your pic, $148 with free shipping from wal mart
The last ones I did were taking forever too and I was running up against a dinner deadline, so once I foiled them I turned the heat way up... in the 275-300 range.
I figure with 'em wrapped you aren't putting in any more flavor, you're just waiting for the heat to render out the fat. They...
Ooooo - kay!
This turned out really well. I ended up being lazy and just using rub and smoking the thing... no fancy injections etc (though I appreciate the suggestions and I might try that next time)
I took the deer to 165 (foiled at 150) because I was really nervous about under cooking wild...
America's Test Kitchen had a cool idea.
They peeled their shrimp and put them on metal skewers (so they're able to absorb flavors and are easy to remove from the skewers)
They then mixed up their sauce and put it in a foil pan on the grill to get it hot.
Once it's warmed up, put the shrimp...
So my office-mate has something he is calling a deer roast in his freezer that his father gave him and for lack of any better ideas of what to do with it he wants me to smoke it for him.
I'll be running the GOSM this weekend with hickory chips anyway for a couple pork butts so I might as well...
Sorry to bump up my old thread here - but I have a question:
My bacon didn't get as done as it should have.
I had these in the smoker for about 3 hours and 45 minutes at 225 and then I turned the heat all the way up (I took the thermometer out to keep it from getting fried but I expect it...
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