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Hey seldomseensmith ................
What type of charcoal did you use? When I switched to lump many of my heat problems went away. Less ash and more heat.
Try a Boston Butt next. It is very forgiving and once your family tastes it, the funny looks will go away. But they come back once you...
For a large group I have done Boneless Chicken Breasts with good success. I buy them in the bulk pack and two days before I put the whole bag(s) in the refrigerator to thaw. Once thawed, I slice a small opening in the corner of the bag and drain out the liquid. I then add a brine (I use just...
We are having a bumper crop (size and quantity) of peppers in Northern Indiana this summer. The downside is I have never grown peppers this HOT. They are truely atomic this year! Is anyone else seeing the same thing?
I used this Tomato Corer to clean out Jalapeño Peppers. Cut the tip of the pepper off, insert the corer and twist and push down until it hits the bottom of the pepper. It easily removed the seeds and all of the membrane. I cleaned 50 peppers tonight and it worked great.
The heat index of individual peppers can vary depending on the growing conditions of the plant. Less moisture ='s hotter peppers. I know from growing peppers that plants receiving less water or under drought conditions grew hotter peppers. The peppers towards the end of the season were also...
I used lump charcoal (Royal Oak USA) for the first time today on a 8 lb Boston butt and 20 lbs of spare ribs. I have always used Kingsford in the past. Wow - the results were pretty amazing with the lump. I always had trouble getting the temperatures high enough with the Kingsford. With the...
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