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I find Lamb to be more tender when cooked longer, I prefer very little pink inside. Here's a experiment for you, take 2 lamb chops and bake, grill, or broil them the same. But leave one in a little longer till there's no pink and then tell me which one is easier to get the meat off the bone...
I just treat the grill like it's a oven, make a fire on one side, cook on the other. Add chips for smoke as needed. I don't care about temps, just if it get's done or not! Good Luck
HF also has a smaller 4 X 6, go read the review about people using them to stabilize heat in pellet smokers. The same would apply with any heat source. The cold/wind zaps the heat out of the unit, blankets help keep it warm. Good Luck
For me, I never leave any meat uncovered in the fridge, esp. Tri's! I'll prep something that's going to get grilled shortly, that's it Otherwise, they'd be sittin in a baggie gettin all nice & happy in my marinade mix! Good Luck
I've been smoke free for 12 years now, I can't stand the smell of it anymore and have ZERO tolerance for those that do!! Sad thing is I have great neighbors next door, but they both smoke like a chimney.
My brother has one and I don't like using it because of poor air flow, keeping the lid cracked helped with airflow. I do have the Traveling Joe where the air holes are on the side of the drum below the lid for the past 30+ years, airflow is much better. This one...
If the E-mail didn't elaborate on what type of Rum to use, I would be leery of doing the same as I don't cook with booze either so I can't give a answer. How about just using the Rum in a glaze mix instead, why would that work? I gotta do a search, that sounds good! Just spit ballin. Good Luck
I have noticed that with Leg-O-lamb that it seems lots more tender & flavorful when it's cooked longer, even a little longer then your 2nd pic. I've noticed the same when I cook cow, but that's just me and how I like meat cooked.
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