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I believe you did good by cutting back on the beer in your first recipe but how was the texture on that one? Seems like an aweful lot of acidic lime juice. Sometimes the acid helps drive in the big bold flavors but to much will actually start cooking the meat. Think ceviche-it's fish that is...
@Chef JimmyJ
Are you talking bone in thighs then pulling when done as you'd do with butts? Thanks for the info I wouldn't have thought chicken yielded that much.
If you're getting good flame there's no way you shouldn't be able to get the temp up.. can you post pictures of the inside and maybe with the burner on and in high?
If you have a Sams, Costco, or Gordon's food center near you look for those 2 pack of Pork Butts they should avg 16-19 lbs for both. Speaking for myself 6oz cooked is a decent amount if you have sides... i can maybe see 8oz cooked if it's just sandwiches even so 6oz is 2 pretty large sandwiches...
My mom has a similar slicer that she got from Walmart or something. I've used it a few times and don't care for all the plastic parts along with the pain to clean it. But I'm also use to using a large restaurant grade slicer at times so maybe that's what I'm just use to.
And here's a video of the first trial run nothing cooking. The video makes it look like the controllor temps are flashing actuality they are not doing that.
Couple weeks ago when I made them I ran out of bacon but still had jalapeños and stuffing... I decided to just fill the half peppers and put in a skillet with a touch of EVOO .... delicious
Another option along the lines of what @MartyJ said is maybe 1 to 1 1/2" cubes and doing pork shoulder burnt ends. Yummy and they seal up and freeze nicely. I'm actually eating some as I type
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