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I wish I would have had time to stop by the guys houses that were on my way to Iowa last weekend. I was thinking how cool it was that there were so many members that live in towns that are on my way to a place I visit often.
No, thank goodness I didn't have to deal with that. There are only 3 light on the entire stretch and I ran every one of them.
We got back Saturday. I bet that turkey was fantstic.
Thanks Sir. I'll remember that next time.
I'm improvising today. Couldn't take it anymore. The butts are at 195...
Well, no hickory, but I did smell hardwood charcoal.......................... SHOOT!!!!!!Guess I'll have to wait a few hours until I get to Shortone's neck of the woods. I can smell the cherry already.
Fixin' to go through Peculiar now. If I smell smoke this time, I'm just gonna fawler it to Peculiarmikes house and snatch me a couple of ribs and ABT's off that ugly old ECB.
We're rollin' through Clinton, MO right now, jammin' to Buck Cherry and I think I smell hickory smoke. I figured Ultramag must be up to something good.Thumb is tired now from typing this on my Treo.
I'll make them at home. If I like them better than mine, I'll make them for the gathering. If not, you'll just have to settle for mine. They're pretty good.
We soak some wild game in salt water to knock some of the gameyness out. A domestic boar will have kind of a urine flavor to it, so when our boars died, we'd soak them also. But I've never had that experience with wild swine. It's always been good without soaking. I've hunted, killed and eaten...
You know what? I've made up my mind. It's just an oven. No smoke. Tired of beating myself up over this. I've spent more time on this than I need too. It's time to just get it done.
Wild boar is much more lean than confinement raised swine. So it will dry out. You will have to either baste it often or wrap it in bacon or what I use is fresh side slabs. Smoke with apple and oak.
Tastes every bit as good as domestic pork, probably better. Depends on who you are, like anything...
Someone help me here.
In my research to build the perfect oven/smoker, I stumbled across a custom rig that has the smoke and heat enter from the top and exit from just below the lowest grate, creating a "bubble effect," (their words, not mine). I believe this makes the heat have to force itself...
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