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Don't forget SoFlaQuer's finishing sauce for your pulled pork. If you don't know what it is do a search and you will find the recipe. Do NOT eat pulled pork without it.
Jamie
I get a hot one now and again. I have always thought that when I got one of these that I did not get all of the vein or all of the seeds out of that particular pepper. Every once in a while I get one that is HOT, however it provides a good change of pace and keeps me on my toes.
OK, the injecting is done. Wow, was that messy. I sure am glad I took it outside. Now the ham gets a rest for about 30 hours.
Jamie
I will attach the recipe that I am using.
I am cooking for my office Thanksgiving meal and thought I would post a pictorial play by play as I go. I am doing a beer can Turkey that I will be brining tomorrow. I am doing a double smoked ham using the Sweet Kiss Injection. I will also being doing ABT's 4 different ways as well as some...
> Ingredients:
> 1 whole chicken or turkey
> 1 large lemon, cut into halves
> sprig of rosemary
> salt and pepper to taste
> butter or olive oil, whichever you prefer
>
> Heat oven to 350 degrees
>
> Rub butter or oil over the skin of the chicken/turkey until it is
>completely coated.
>...
Buzzard, you are in for a treat if this is your first brining experience. WOW. I think the garlic would go fine in the recipe that you are looking at.
Jamie
I am going to smoke a ham (225-250) for my office Thanksgiving dinner. I am buying a ready to cook ham from Publix, probably about 15 lbs. How long will it take to bring this bad boy up to about 140 degrees?
I am also doing a beer can turkey (12 - 14 lbs) that I will smoke/cook at 350...
Jeff, I was going to give you a hard time about giving up those rub recipes that you talked about earlier in this thread. Instead I think I will just offer up a prayer for your dad. I hope things are well.
Jamie
Here is my opinion. Foil them at 170 degrees internal, rotate your meat so that one butt is not always near the firebox. Take them off of the smoker at 195 degrees and let them rest (wrapped in blankets in a cooler) for between 1/2 and 1 hour. Take them out of the cooler after resting and...
350 will be fine. I use that temp for all of my beer can chickens and I have no problems. I am doing a beer can turkey for my workplace this thanksgiving.
BTW, if the bird gets done early will it hurt it to wrap it in foil and put it in a cooler?
I would think that if you would de-bone it your odds of having a good ham would go up. However, that is only from what I have read and is not much more than a guess. Good luck.
Jamie
Welcome, you came to the right place. You will find this to be a fountain of knowledge when it comes to smoking and many other areas. Good luck.
Some of the wild game you have sounds awesome, wish I had access to some of those meats.
Jamie
I would dare say that most of us use it at one time or another. I have not found any negative effects in the taste of the food or any other area.
Jamie
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