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Let me add my compliments as well. :D Very nice job on the bacon. 8)
Homemade bacon is something I haven't made yet but get tempted every time I see pictures like yours.
What were some of the adjustments you're thinking about?
Mom if you can describe the bump in the road we can get you over the hump.
ImageShack provides a link called "Thumbnail for Forums (1)" when you upload a picture. Just copy&paste the link into your message.
TIP: If I'm uploading multiple pictures then I copy&paste each link, as they are...
Sam those ribs loot mighty flavorful! 8) Wow a rack with 14 bones!!! :shock: :D
I've found myself backing off on the amount of rub that I use on ribs. Even this last batch I made (11 racks), I'm thinking that they could use a little less. Some reason the salt was slightly more than I wanted...
I've tried a variety of sausages to make fatties and my favorite (fried or smoked) is still the hot flavored sausage. :D The maple didn't work as well for me either.
Howdy Bambi,
I'll be up in your neck of the woods visiting family in KC, this coming week. :D
A lot of electric smokers I've heard about can to a good job of smoking low-n-slow but don't get hot enough to crisp the skin on chicken. You can smoke the chicken to 150* internal temperature and...
That looks simple and effective. 8)
I imagined several wire loops to hold the peppers but I can see how suspending them by the toothpicks works now that you've pictured your rack.
Very clever idea! :D
Monty that would sure beat having to cook it all by yourself. :D
A rib competition with the the meat provided! I don't see how cooking teams could resist! 8)
Forgive my lack of mouse-drawing skills.
If a brisket is too big (long) for the food grate I will trim it to fit. But I don't cut completely through the meat. Let me explain and refer to the "3-year old's" drawing provided below.
With the brisket fat-side-up, make a cut about 3/4's the way...
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