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Hey everyone, I smoked a whole chicken this week with a new rub I just threw together (basically citric acid powder, salt, paprika and chili powder). It turned out really good.
Smoked until it reached internal temperature of 165, slathered it with BBQ sauce and then grilled it to crisp up the...
Its a pretty unique flavour due to all the cereal and coriander in it. Its also a really course grind so really unique texture and flavour. However, I'm sure there's other comparable sausages out there that I have not heard of.
Hello Gentlemen (and Ladies),
This Sunday I tried my hand at making some stuffed & smoked burgers. I figure its like a cheeseburger but with the cheese on the inside. How hard could it be?
Here's the method I used:
1. Mix ground beef with hot sauce, worcestershire sauce, salt, pepper, chili...
Also, one thing I didn't mention. I would stay away from using apple chips for smoking game meat. The flavour profile of apple chips is better for pork. Also, apple chips can impart a really strong and bitter flavour if you over smoke by just a little. Hickory works well with game. Just my 2...
Welcome! I grew up in BC but live in Alberta now. Love the hunting scene in BC.
I got into BBQ/Smoking/Sausage making for exactly the same reason - to deal with whatever animal I harvested that year.
My advice would be to brine/marinade the backstrap for a few hours. Try a brine mixture of 1...
Has anyone tried to make a tube or maze type pellet smoker from scratch? I'm thinking maybe some expanded sheet metal bent into tube shape with some kind of cap on either end would work.
In this video I make South-African style Boerewors sausage. My buddy just came back from a hunting trip in South Africa and picked up a bag of Boerewors spice mix for me, so I thought I would try it out!
Let me know what you think!
Glad to see another Monty Python fan around here! (I'm sure there's more). Thanks for the tips and the link. I think it would be interesting to test the specific gravity/salinity of kosher vs Krystal vs table vs sea salt. Maybe a future video where I get more scientific.
Thanks Bearcarver. To be honest I have not tried the floating egg trick but I think I will give it a shot to see what it's all about. I used to brew my own beer and I used a specific gravity hydrometer that floated in the water. I recon that could give you a better read of salinity than an egg...
Hey guys
I decided to try something different after my last successful brine experiment with beef eye of Round so I made a humorous (hopefully) video with some general brining tips. Check out the link below and let me know what you think.
Eye of Round Roast trimmed and then brined for 5 hours. Rubbed with a Memphis style rub and smoked in my MES for 3 hours at 275 until 130 degrees f.
I cut up some juicy slabs for dinner and shaved the rest for making beef au jus later this week.
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