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yes they are very legit all the top BBQ competition guys use Wagyu prob from them, its crazy expensive but worth the price. for a special occasion or just to try it once go for it! creekstone farms and 44 farms also serve prime Angus briskets that are amazing. Franklin BBQ from what i...
safe internal cooking temp for eggs is 160-165 safe internal temp for ground beef and pork is 160-165 so as long as the final cooking temp is 165 or above you will be fine.
but 195 is very low if you're cooking a traditional meatloaf like shaped in a bread pan its gonna take forever at that...
the bitter taste on the bark is incomplete combustion of wood its creosote buildup its bitter and acrid you can help get rid of that by burning a clean fire keeping good airflow through the smoker
yeah some companies websites and the store inventory are wildly inaccurate ive been burned a couple times like that myself.i always check the website then the inventory then call the store to make sure they have it in stock before i drive 45 min to find out "oh the website isnt accurate"
dont own an electric smoker but smoke rings are purely cosmetic. and have no bearing on the quality of BBQ you're eating. the worst brisket i ever tasted at a restaurant had a beautiful rich red smoke ring other then that it was fit for dog food
i cook tri tip like i cook steak after all its from the bottom of the sirloin. id never cook it like a brisket its very lean almost like a eye of the round you can experiment.. but the best way to cook it is to medium-medium rare it will be super tender and moist
really depends on what type of smoker you're going for some factors like you'd want in a offset stickburner you wouldn't really need in a electric smoker or a drum smoker and vice versa
i use my digital thermometer pretty must just to get a accurate temp in the smoker. i go more by feel with ribs brisket and porkbutts after doing them enough you can pretty much tell by time and how they feel if they are done. but to do that you need to be constant about your temp my go to...
you could depends on how clean your fire is and how smokey you like them. also how the bark is forming if you want after the 3 hours see how they look. most times i never cook beef plate ribs wrapped.
just depends on how you think they are going.. but those looks really nice are they chuck...
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