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I ended up just letting it soak in the brine/marinade overnight, then this morning I injected it a bit with a meat syringe just before removing it from the marinade...
Once removed from the marinade I pat the exterior dry with paper towels, then I covered it with a light coat of "glue" that I...
WARNING,WARNING,.... Follow along at your own risk... bring your own napkin!!
"Brine" may have been a incorrect term, I suppose "Marinade" would be more appropriate?
Anyhow, once again I am combining idea's from multiple recipes that sound appealing to my taste into true experimental...
Well, I hope it is anyway! ... it smell's pretty dang good!! Wont get to try it until around midnight or so though.
Anyone like to "brine" their butt before smoking? I am going to give it a go with this one...
A bit off topic, but I have recently been experimenting with infusing my vodka with Habanero and Garlic for use in my Bloody Mary's... I am considering pre-smoking the peppers and garlic first (in my smoker, not my corncob pipe!) before I infuse the next batch ... worst case scenario I ruin a...
Hey Matt, welcome to SMF!
Bone-in Chicken Quarters would be a great first run... forgiving, doesn't mind higher cooking temps, and @ less than a $buck$ a pound its cheap enough to not worry too much about if you have any issue's breaking in that new smoker!
Also consider SMOKING A FATTY...
Thank you to all who took the time to reply!
I have finished making my "experimental" batch of chili, and it turned out EXCELLENT!
I posted up the details in the "Side Dishes" sub-forum if you may be interested in taking a look (with lots of Q'View!)
Here's a link -...
Disclaimer: I created this outstanding batch of chili after combining ideas from several recipe's... All the ingredient's listed were thing's that I already had on hand... I didn't actually measure most of the dried ingredients, so I gave my best guess as to the approximate amount's used for...
Thanks for the speedy reply!
I am similar to you in regards to a almost full freezer... I do have the time to spare however, now - or next week... whichever should produce the best results!
I'm still laughing from that response Kat!
Just to clarify, are you suggesting I freeze the already cooked Tri Tip now (by itself) and then thaw it out just before adding to the batch of chili?
I ended up bringing back the leftovers of 4 Tri Tip's from a recent group fishing/camping trip in effort to not allow them to go to waste, and I am thinking I would like to make a batch of chili or maybe chili soup (or a batch of each?) to bring to another upcoming Fest in 2 weeks!
I have...
It's official, Weber has re-released the 14.5" WSM
This may be old news, but it's the first I've heard of it... I just received Cabelas "Outdoor Cooking" mini-catalog in the mail today and it had a photo of it, so I just jumped on their web site and it is currently listed as being available...
The butt I smoked was only 5lbs (boneless) and took over 13 hours... and I did also "tent" it in a foil pan @ 168* to speed up the stall... 15 hours for a 6+lb butt sounds reasonable.
On a side note, I smoked mine at around 245* using Stubb's brand 100% natural charcoal briquettes. The ambient...
Yes Sir! I too just recently purchased Jeff's rub & sauce recipes and used them both for the first time last week on a butt for pulled pork...
OUTSTANDING!
Hi Jim! Welcome to SMF
I started with bone-in chicken quarters myself... fairly easy, and cheap enough to not be too bummed if I messed them up. Be forewarned you will likely end up with rubbery nearly inedible skin unless you can finish them off at a high temp on another grill.
After...
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