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I know, it's even later But here's what I do....
I always buy just "ground beef". I've found that the ground beef (80% at most) is made with the trimmings from roasts and steaks, so althought the fat content is higher, the quality of the meat itself is better. I make the burgers large to...
Sounds like you've got the gold model. I've been cooking on mine for years. The propeller thing is the ash remover, move the handle back and forth, and all the ashes fall through the slots into the catcher.....one of the best inventions I've ever seen.
As far as smoking, pile on one side...
I agree with ya Seaham....good smoker because of the fat....also takes on whatever flavors you rub/marinate them with really well. Could also put a water pan, if not under, then close to the meat, but close enough to the fire to make the smoke a bit wetter....that would keep them from drying so...
I agree with Capt. Dan, mound on one side, and put the meat on the other. I would also (and I've done this with great success), put the water pan directly under your pork so the fat and rub get in there, and essentially baste the meat while it's smoking. I sometimes also put an quartered sweet...
I've got a medium sized pecan tree in my back yard. Every couple of years, I trim the bottom branches off, cut them into chunks and let 'em get seasoned (smaller pieces, faster season)...
I don't use pecan on it's own, just to add depth, and a little "difference" to what I smoke. I usually use...
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Dried Chilis of any kind are great! You gotta meat grinder? Make yourself a home made Chorizo Fattie!
Rehydrate the chilies.
Stem and deseed
drain, and put all in blender
add garlic (I like lots!!)
add salt, pepper, paprika
bunch of fresh cilantro
some vinegar
and....believe it or not, a few...
Hi Everyone,
Ran across this great place a month or so ago, and finally decided to "set up shop"! Lots of great tips, information, and characters here!
I've lived in Memphis for the last 22 years, and loved the 'cue environment almost immediately. I've smoked shoulders (boston butts/blade...
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