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If you have a Sam's club around you, try their sirloin tip. It is cryopacked about 8-10 lbs. After slicing I cut the hard fat out with kitchen shears . I slice about 1-2 mm thick. I smoke for 3-4 hours until it's 138º. I have also had great luck with London broil on the grill sliced very thin...
I too am smoking a lot this coming week.
The weather seems to not be cooperating, cold , wind and rain. I am moving my smoker and tablea into my tractor shed. It is open on one side for ventilation. Wind is my worst enemy here at the base of the mountain.
Welcome to the group. We live in Maryland, but my wife is from Pine City Minnesota. The info on this page is great, but can be overwhelming. Do it like I so with A.A. "take what you need and leave the rest. "
Welcome to the group. You can find so much help with any questions you might have. Have a great time with the new smoker. If I were you, I'd stay out of tsc for a while , they might realize how cheap it was and want some more money from you. Enjoy.
It was 50º outside and it was in the smoke 2 hours. Thsnks for the tip on letting it age a little. First batch means no waiting around hear. We took some with us to enjoy while watching the Gettysburg address parade today. I had to pass some to some friends that had just march the distance.
I did my first cheese Friday. I did colby, mild and medium cheddar and montery Jack. I used apple and hickory, too much hickory I think. We had grilled cheese from the medium cheddar tonight and it was very good. I will be running a lot more of this stuff. Thanks to everyone on here , for...
I have to agree with sprky. That is they way I do it too. I always have to transportall.my turkey. I use a little chicken broth in the serving pans and reheat with the lid on the pan. Since I carve before hand I also separate the wings and leg /thighs off the body to smoke . This helps my turkey...
Welcome to the forum. I don't have much experience with propane smokers, but I did use a masterbuilt 2 door once. It was July in Maryland, so again not much help. I liked it so much easier than my SnP . It made some nice pork butt. Goos luck.
The fire box on my smoker is one foot from the end on my propane grill. As long as there is no leaks , you're good. I had a huge chicken grease fire in my grill one night. My wife waa scared because the propane tank was new , the riding mower was right next to it and full of gas and all this ten...
I do keep my splits around 2 x2 x 9, the guy I get my eood from is really getting the hang of it. He splits it small then either he or I cut it with a chop saw to size. Using oak or maple has helped a lot in keeping temps up in the cheap brinkmann of mine.
Eelcomr from Middletown MD . If your close to Greencastle Pa, drop by Mason Dixon Bbq Services. They have a variety of smokers and accessories and lunch available on Fridays. I'm picking up my new Meadow Creek at their open house on the seventh.
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