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When I'm ready to smoke some burgers (which will be REAL soon!), I plan on having some slices of sharp cheddar to top them with - I bet that would taste incredible! And I have some "maters" picked from the garden - boy, you can't go wrong with a slice of home-grown 'mater' on your burger!
Thanks Cajun and Joe. By all means, everybody please call me Sam if it's easier. Prpl is cool too.
I love this forum cuz you guys keep me inspired to experiment with recipes and techniques, and best of all, I just love to eat the stuff!
Well, I hope that everyone's gathering was awesome as was mine. As usual - we all ate too much and we have some leftovers to work on today as we watch some more World Cup action!
Dutch, I just had my 1st ever smoked fatty this morning. I'm doing some ribs and threw in a fatty to have for breakfast with some eggs and biscuits. I will never ever fry a Jimmy Dean sausage again. That was one of the most delicious breakfasts I have ever had. I am going to throw in another...
Hiya everybody! I just wanted to share with you one way of how we usually do large gatherings (everytime we have family over, it's a large gathering!)
We're doing Father's Day a day early at my house this year. I have family coming in from out of town, etc. There will be about 20-25 people in...
Well, I thought about smoked burgers - why not, right??? But Bob, your pics look awesome! Great shot of the one with the flame shooting up over the burger!
I believe I am going to try some this weekend. Thanks for the tip.
Hmmmm Joe, I think you have given me a good idea. But instead of using a wine bottle (I don't think I'd want to fool with cutting glass), I may try using a plastic 16 oz. Coke bottle. It's the perfect shape (I guess). As for grinding and adding flavor to the meat, well I have a handy-dandy food...
Hello everyone,
I was just going through all the posts here and didn't see one from me, so I thought I'd just go ahead and say 'hey' to you all and tell you a little about myself.
I am originally from Brooklyn, N.Y. - born and raised until I graduated junior high school. Then I lived in Puerto...
Hey guys,
I know I am replying a few months "after the fact" but I have never made sausage and am intrigued by the idea. What kind of equipment does one use? I'm sure a meat grinder is required, but is it any ol' meat grinder? Does it require an attachment for the casing? Am I babbling on and...
Say...those are nice looking ribs, Joe!
I'm getting ready to do about 4 slabs of ribs on Father's Day and I cannot wait! This will be my 1st attempt using the 3-2-1 method. I am going to spray them with pineapple juice.
I like the mustard based sauces as well. Man oh man, crazyhorse...that meat looks good! And I like the idea of pulled chicken sandwiches. I think I am going to try that this weekend for Father's Day, along with the leg quarters and breasts. I got about 20-30 people coming over this Saturday!
Now I have GOT to try Sweet Baby Ray's on some meatloaf! Mmmmm....just thinking about it . Smoked meatloaf (a la Jeff's recipe) with some SBR's on top???? Man, BlkGost, thatnks so much for that tip. And thanks for the comment, too. :)
I smoked it at a steady 300 degrees even, Cajun. I'm kinda leary about "slow and low" when it comes to cooking poultry. I find it turns out great everytime when I do it at that temp/time frame.
Sorry, Earl! But how can one resist moist, succulent, smoky, delectable chicken! (Hey, cold fried chicken isn't a bad thing either!)
Okay...I promise not to post anymore pics before lunchtime, deal? LOL
I did a coke can chicken the other day with chopped fresh rosemary and parsely blended with softened salted butter, then smeared it all inside under the skin. I smoked it for 2 hrs with hickory chunks. With a few sprigs of rosemary tied together, I basted the bird every 30 min. with a fresh...
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