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That pan also works great for smoking fajita meat and "kabob" meat. With the fajitas just throw meat and veggies in and smoke or grill away, very yummy!
For those reading this that don't have that pan. Take a cheap foil pan and poke some holes in it, you'll get the same effect (I'm all about using what I have on hand instead of buying new equipment.)
Oooooh, I like this. I'm not big on salty foods and this sounds great. Let me ask you this though how spicy or hot would you say it is? My crowd isn't very big on spicy food and with the chili powder and cumin in there it makes me think that I'd have to cut those down to please the Midwestern...
Thanks for the great advice guys. I think I'll go with the spatchcoking. This sounds like the best way to go with all the cooking we have to do this weekend. We're catering our friends parents wedding anniversery and we've got our hands full with 8 chickens and 4 big pork loins. I plan on...
Every once in awhile I've seen bags of chunk BBQ wood at our local hardware store and once even at the local wal-mart. If you can find it locally then you don't have to pay shipping charges.
Welcome Reid. Nice to have you aboard. I'm sure many of the members looking to get into compeating will be picking your brain about what judges look for.
We use apple juice when we foil the ribs using a 3-2-1 method. Once all we had was a apple/peach/grape cocktail juice and it was pretty good too. I'd say use any fruit juice that you have on hand and you'll enjoy the results.
Howdy Mike and welcome. You've found a great site to learn and share all you know about smoking meats. What were you smoking on before getting the electric smoker?
We do alot of Venison Roasts. I usually brine or at least soak the roast first. You want to pull as much blood out as you can, basically just get it as pale as you can. If you don't have buttermilk we use a brine solution or just a couple changes of plain water. IMO the Italian dressing...
Howdy Don, check out the charcoal smoker threads to get some good advice about heat control and fire maitenece. I don't mess to much with the fire, that's Ben's job. I just prep the meat and carve it. I do agree with Larry that you should have some wood on from the begining to develop that...
Welcome to SMF Mike. You've found a great site to learn and share. Ben and I owe our smoking success to tips we got from the members here and on those occasions that weren't so successful we've been able to learn what to do differently next time. Hope you enjoy it hear and we look forward to...
Howdy Joe. This is a great site to learn everything you need to know about smoking. Ask any question you want and you'll get lots of great advice and tips. Don't forget to share your stories and pics or your smoking adventures.
Welcome Matt, so glad you found this site. It really helps bring you to that next level in your smoking abilities. What compition are you thinking of entering? Good luck if you and your buddies decide to do that.
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