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Glad you are back. I've reached that point in my life where I am much more appreciative for good health. When I hear stories like this I'm always amazed at the strength so many have when facing adversity. So kudos to you and your family for finding that strength to kick this thing in the butt.
I see people burning out drums and propane tanks...but my assumption was that this was to burn off any chemical or petro nasties that existed in the previous life.
If its just rust you have and aren't worried about the nasties, I would wipe down the interior with vegetable oil and get some...
Welcome to southern Colorado!
I've been getting my supplies from the new Bass Pro. They have a wider version of my Masterbuilt Dual Fuel that I've had my eye on. For meat, my in-laws have been loyal to Andy's Meat market on Platte...for good reason.
Be sure to head out to Rudy's for...
Ya, I'd give that a go. I like the red salsa they have a Chipotle.
We were thinking tonight we should make some pulled pork soft tacos...I bet this would be good on those.
Thanks for sharing.
So question on stuffing technique...
I love eating my own snack sticks. I've been stuffing mine with a jerky canon. But I've found that twisting and tying string is the the biggest pain in the butt. I like to use the string and hang them because I can fit so many more in the smoker.
I would...
Question if you don't mind. So when you split it...do you put the flat without the point on later in the smoke...or take it off sooner and then it gets a longer rest than the bigger piece? Just curious how you handle that. I too can't fit a full brisket in my smoker.
Thanks guys!!
Weshrarebit...I smoked them for 2 hours around 130, and then bumped it up to 170 for the remaining. On my first go with them a few weeks ago, I got impatient and got them too hot. What happened is the fat started rendering out and when they cooled off they were a little greasy...
I bet those fajitas were amazing! We've been using left over smoked meats to put in the wok for stir fry dishes. The smoked meats re-cooked like that are fantastic! Good work!!
Guys!!
This is exactly the inspiration I needed.
We have a narrow cabinet next to the stove, and I've thought about the small Lazy Susans, but it seems things always fall off and get caught in the dead space corners.
I like your builds wyphoneman, stickyfingers, and dirtsailor. The DW put a...
I put the snack sticks together on Saturday night. I used 8 pounds of 73/27 ground beet and 2 pounds of ground pork. For seasoning, I used LEM Backwoods and tried spicing it up with some Cajun seasoning I had. Unfortunately, the extra seasoning made them pretty salty. I should have just ran...
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