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Need some advice on Easter ham. I have a fresh ham that I've had curing in Pop's brine. Everything looks good with that. I'm planning on smoking it around 250 starting @ around 6AM. Some questions....
-I removed the skin before I started curing it but left the bone in. Any thoughts/advice...
Not a jerky expert but I believe you lose about 1/2 the weight when you make jerky. So your 4 pound eye of round should yield around 2 pounds of jerky. That would put you at around $10.50CND/pound or $7.80US/pound. That's pretty reasonable in my experience especially when you consider how...
slicing it on Sunday although it does remind me that I want to try curing one before pulling it. Never done that but I've heard good things. Today was a couple spatchcocked chickens.
I have one curing right now. Trying to decide if I should cook it Saturday and re-heat on Sunday or just cook it Sunday. Any thought? How long did this one take?
I use it from the previous cook and add that to the beans so it's already cooked and I can pick the meat from the cartilage, etc. I put the recipe I use down below. I'm not claiming that I created this....found it online and saved it :-). These are the best beans I've ever had and have ruined...
I get plate ribs from the butcher. I'm fortunate that I have a butcher who can get just about anything with a day or two notice. I cook them around 275 and do what chilerelleno does...look for probe tender and nice pull back from the bone. That's usually around 7-8 hours on my cooker.
Can't wait to see results. Here in Florida our seasons are "When Are All These Dang Snowbirds Going to Go Back Up North?" and "It's Hotter than Hell...I Need a Beer". We're approaching the end of the first season so I'm getting the beer iced down.
Thanks guys. I'm sure all of us have had that experience of trying to cook something for the first time and not really being sure that we're not going to end up calling to have a pizza delivered. Fortunately no need for pizza on these. I'm going to try brazed lamb shanks next. Had them a few...
I'm not familiar with the BBQ guru but I did buy a Fireboard thermometer a few months ago. They have an option for a fan but I didn't add it. It does have alerts, etc that you can get via text, app, etc.
I bought a fresh ham last week to make ham for Easter. While I was at the butcher I decided to pick up a rack of lamb. I've never cooked one and wanted to give it a try. Marinated overnight in balsamic vinegar and herbs.
Onto the smoker at 225 Sunday afternoon and pulled it once it hit...
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