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I have T-Mobile phone and internet. On the senior plan. Love it. Rarely any issues. I only have one tv going at a time, and my phone. You do have to reboot every once in a while, but that's pretty much standard with any carrier.
I saw those pellets at Costco last week. Passed. I'll stick with Pit Boss pellets. Have had good results with them. Thanks for taking one for the team.
Hey Robert, I'm pretty new to the smoking game also. Have only done ribs twice. St Louis style. Both times I've used the 3-2-1 method and they have turned out great. As you have read here, many different ways to do them. That's what's great about this obsession, always something to learn...
I make slaw all the time. Nuthin' fancy. Chopped cabbage, light on the Duke's mayo, tarragon vinegar, dash of lemon juice, celery seed, fresh cracked black pepper.
Well first thing is NOT to leave ANY smoker alone for that long without supervision. Sure pellet smokers are pretty fool-proof, but as you found out, they can not be 100% trusted. I have a wireless temp gauge so I can monitor from my couch. I always use it so if something does happen I will...
I have tried to get under the skin with some rub, but without much luck. Guess I need to be more aggressive pulling the skin away.
What do you dry brine with ? Just your rub ?
Has anyone smoked a chicken without the skin ? I love pulled chicken and really don't care for the skin. Just wondering if it would have to be done differently than a skin-on bird. TIA.
I grew up in Gainesville and we went to the original Sonny's many times. Have gone to a few different ones recently. Decent. I loved Dickie's fried okra. Here we have City BBQ which is good. A local chain called Ray Ray's Hog Pit is very good. Mostly food trucks and I think one permanent...
I used some Pit Boss competition blend but mostly their oak blend pellets. Not sure about the flavors, mostly the black pepper, and some Coors Light. I'll have to try some tonight and concentrate on what I'm tasting.
This is the third chuck I've smoked. First two did not turn out so well. This one did. Started at 6:50 Saturday morning. Mustard slather, rubbed with Hey Grill Hey's beef rub recipe. Set the smoker at 250, smoked til internal temp was 165, at 12:25 pm. I did spritz, 50/50 ACV & h2o, at...
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