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Ewwww!!! The meat feels all ucky!!!!
Just ran across this a little bit ago trying to figure out the difference between a fatty and a "bacon explosion". Which I now know is just a bacon stuffed fatty. /yawn
Chopsticks y'all!
...amateurs!
Yea beer bottle idea sounds pretty dangerous... Not going to try that one!
Props on the Tecate, I stand corrected sir...
I used Leinenkugel's Original in the three I did earlier, l really want to try a good Scrumpy Hard Cider that my grocery stocks. Luckily I can use anything I want since the...
Gotta love the Coors Lite, though I'm more of a fan of regular Coors Banquet Beer... But I see you hiding a Budweiser in that chicken there! Basphemy! Sorry I have a friend who works for Coors, he's kinda made me biased towards the rocky mountain high.
Chicken looks great, bet it was tasty!
I know the exact cornish hen and rice post you are talking about! I also want to do the same very soon!
I think they were all about 7 1/2 to 8 pounders. I kept the temp a little high so the skin would be a little crispy, right around 250-275 and they took just about four hours to hit 167...
Looks like they're some happy smokey birds here!
I'll try and snap a few pictures of the carving at my folks later. But for now enjoy licking your screens!
Nearly done! Sitting at 140-149 temp now. Had to turn the roasting platter around, the smoker seems to get hottest on the right side. Things are coming along nicely!
Don't worry, getting plenty of color to them now mballi3011!
Went full Slaughterhouse with these little guys. Brine, injection and spritz! They're sure starting to smell mmmmm mmmmm good!
Sure was tasty and well worth the wait!
I used some Chimayo Chili Powder and about a teaspoon of Chipotle that my mom gets shipped in from New Mexico instead of Paprika in the rub and cut the quantity in half and it really set it off! Not too spicy but just enough kick! It was great!
Thanks, not sure what will be next. You guys are right, every visit to the grocery store now is more like "what would that taste like in a fatty?"
I know several that are on my list,
1. Italian/ Pizza Fatty
2. Quiche Fatty
That's just two that I've come up with looking around here, there are...
I just wanted to add, my father was in the food service business for 25+ years. I have also personally worked in many restaurants for a long time as well. One thing my old man told me long ago is to always thaw meat in cold water. You run a very high risk of bacteria contamination when you thaw...
When Dmccurry and I had the idea of making a Philly Fatty we were faced with finding the perfect ingredients to make this dream a reality.
Soon enough we found ourselves on a routine journey to the local butcher shop(who know us by name now). Luckily enough they had their famous jalapeno cheese...
I gave my first attempt at pulled pork the other night since I've never smoked any type of roast by myself. A little practice for what comes next, which in the near future will probably be three or four larger pork butts.
This little 3.8lb butt came out pretty good, the rub I whipped up needs...
Thanks, it sure smells like hickory, and when split it's a dead giveaway. When we started splitting them into smaller chunks we found a termite queen.
Anyone ever smoked termite? More protein? We're going to bag up the chunks to kill them off overnight, I'd hate to see a good 30 lbs of wood go...
Well just started splitting some of the hickory I got (thanks for the help identifying it). And it appears they are full of termites. First split and right there was the queen. Smoke it still or bag it up and toss it?
Yea he left the elm at home when he was told we couldn't use it. Brought what he's pretty sure is hickory instead... Just trying to figure out if it really is hickory.
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