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Alright. I am looking for some advice. I tried a new rub today on some pork butts from Sams Club. Everything was going smoothly until I pulled the pork. I tasted the pork and thought it was to salty. I do have to say I usually use Jeffs rub or a KC style rub so maybe it is just a different...
Here I found this in another post on this forum. I wouldn't worry about it. I have seen this when using water in my water pan but just ignored it. I now run it dry and do not see it. Just keep on smoking. I read some where that Harry Soo said if you smoker smells good then do not worry...
What is the crust like when you take the lid off? What size of dutch oven are you using? Are you putting a whole recipe into your dutch oven or splitting it? Are you preheating your dutch oven and the lid? There has to be an easy answer to this. Lets figure it out.
I just got into making this recipe recently. Where in your oven are you placing your dutch oven? I started out placing my dutch oven toward the bottom of my oven. Since then I have moved it up. In my experience the higher in the oven the bread sits the softer the crust gets. Also when are...
Yeah I have been around but the kids have kept me pretty busy. Hopefully things slow down a little and I can post a little more. As usual I enjoy your threads. Keep it up.
Pittsburgh here. I know there are a few more from this area. If we get enough people bbq around here it might look like the old steel mill days once again.
I have used both. If smoking cheese and it is hot out I will use dust because it releases less heat. If outside temperature isn't an issue then it depends on what type of smoke I want to apply. I have found that lighting one end of pellets is about equal to lighting both ends of dust.
Yeah it will work for cold smoking. I have the 22.5 WSM and use the AMNPS in it for cheese all the time. I usually keep the water pan in place. I tried once to put the amnps in the water pan (no water or ice) and the cheese on the top rack. The temps were a little to high for me. I now keep...
Welcome aboard. It seems like more people around Pittsburgh are joining. Who knows if we keep multiplying the sky may have that steel mill haze once again. I live about 30 minutes north/east from the Burgh. If you need anything just shoot me a pm. I am currently using a 22.5 WSM and also...
Looking good. A little off topic but how do those frogmatz help with clean up? I was thinking of buying some off of Todd for my 22.5 but wasn't sure if they would keep the grates underneath clean or not.
Here are several tips that I have picked up from this site and a few others. Once the brisket hits 175 in the flat start checking it every hour or 5 degrees. What I mean is poke it with your probe or a toothpick. What you are looking for is something that feels like warm butter. When you...
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