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That looks like a great meal
I've been meaning to smoke beef tenderloin. But like you, haven't found it for a decent price.
The one store that does. Does not carry very good beef. It's always been tough. Weather it's a steak, Chuck roast or tri tip.
Just did up 8lbs of cheese and have it resting on the counter.
2lbs Mozzarella
2lbs Hot Buffalo Cheddar
4lbs Extra Sharp Cheddar
Will vacuum seal it up tomorrow and give it 90 days before trying.
Extra Sharp Cheddar
Mozzarella
Pepper Jack
Looking to smoke up some Gouda and Blue cheese this year as well. Have yet to try smoking them. So I'm looking forward to it.
No I spatchcocked it before I brined it. I guess it may not look that way from the picture. As I just cut out the back bone, but didn't press down on the breast to flatten it.
It did save me some time. 14lb Turkey reached 180 in 4hr and 35min at 240 degrees.
So I decided to do a Turkey for Christmas dinner today and after looking through some recipes. I decided to go with Jeff's maple smoked turkey recipe. But did a couple things different.
Fist I spatchcocked it. I've been enjoying my chicken this way. So I figured I'd try it out on my Turkey and...
You may also want to check out some of Justin Wilson's old Cajun/ Creole cookbooks. He has some bbq recipes in them. But it's mostly down home Louisiana cooking.
I like to smoke up some Cajun wings or legs by Marinating them in some Louisiana hot sauce. Season them with some Cajun seasoning...
Awesome
I wish I could go down to my local dirt track and watch some racing.
Was hoping to catch a few of them this year, until the virus came and messed everything up.
I guess you can pay to watch it on line. But racing at the track is a much better experience.
Hopefully next year it...
Fully agree with everything said about Chef JimmyJ.
Thanks for taking the time to experiment with your great recipes and share them with us. As well as other things you have learned over the years here.
You have really helped bring my BBQ skills to another level.
Just made up Chile's pork rub.
But I only had smoked Hungarian paprika. So that is what I used.
Sampled a pinch of it it tastes pretty good. Can't wait to use it on some pork.
Looks like you nailed it the first time.
PBBE'S are my favorite threads to read. Especially when pictures are added.
Not that I would ever turn them down. But I prefer my PBBE'S finished with a sauce or glaze as well. It just add's another layer of flavor.
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