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I think that I can smell that from here. Jalapeno Cheddar SD makes a great ham and cheese or grilled cheese sandwich. One of our favorites around here.
My sis lives in Argyle. More family in Murphy and Ferris.
I'll be out there over Thanksgiving week. That traffic is too much for me to visit very often.
Wish we had HEB here in NC.
I was taught to smoke at 'just under boiling' so 210 was the magic number. Took forever to cook any large hunk of meat but they were always tender! Got over that several years ago.
Thanks. I have not made it without the cheese.We like the cheddar/jalapeno flavor combination.
Deleting the cheese, you could thicken up the roux a little more and add some breadcrumbs to firm it up and I'm sure that it would still be good.
Looks great and I can smell it from here! You nailed the grind. That's exactly how it's made in the butcher shops that I've patronized in S. Louisiana.
Thanks all. Really simple recipe. Let's see if I can type it out...
Two pie crusts.
One pound of chopped brisket (beef rib meat works well too!). Flat meat works best. If you use point meat you might want to add a few breadcrumbs to soak up the fat a little.
Three or four jalapenos or...
I still have the Globe from our small family butcher shop. It has a lot of miles on it but I still use it weekly. Mostly as a sourdough bread slicer but occasionally for meat.
The vertical chamber where I hang sausage ran at 120 for an hour or so then 140 for a couple of hours and then 150 for an hour or so. When I inserted the probes the logs were around 140 so I cranked the chamber temp to about 160-170 until they hit 152-153.
Thanks. Sounded light when I mixed it up but I try to follow a recipe as written the first time then tweak. It does need more salt and more of the rest of the spices. Pretty bland.
Thanks. The vertical on my smoker runs about 100 degrees below the main cook chamber so I can keep it pretty well under control. I have considered putting a hotplate in that section to tighten it up even more.
Probe was inserted about an hour before they reached temp. Chubs were at around 140. Juice squirted! I did see a video where they tied off the chub with the probe inserted. Of course I saw that video after I had tied them off. May try that next time.
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