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Weather was 20* and breezy. What the heck, got to try out this new gas conversion sometime!..Chicken and pork country ribs on the menu. Cook Temp. - 250*......Smoke time - 1 1/2 hrs.....Chicken done at 1/1/2 hrs......ribs I wrapped in foil and placed in an electric counter top roaster oven at...
A couple years ago I had a friend that worked as a food rep. for a very large food supplier here in the midwest......sometimes she would come to one of the cook outs a group of friends would have....she always wanted to bring the ribs for us cause she could get them at a very, very good...
You might want to do a little reading here on the SMF.....check the forum pages for the different kinds of smokers available (a lot in all shapes and sizes)....but if you do a little searching and reading around here on the SMF you can first make up your mind what kind of smoker you might want...
Want to try and make my 1st pastrami and was wandering if it is pretty straight forward or if there are any tips you might be able to give me!
I plan on starting with a corned beef brisket and possibly using DJ's Smoking Pit rub recipe.
RICK
Just returned from my local Ace Hardware store. They sell Traeger Smokers (pellet)....I was looking on their shelf at the supply of different kinds of wood pellets and notice that the had both "Onion" and "Garlic" pellets. Has anyone used these before??? Can't imagine what the flavor comes...
Was flipping thru the tv channels last night and came across one of those home shopping shows. This show was called "Kitchen Designs" and featured cooking merchandise.
One of their main featured products was a Masterbuilt Electric Food Smoker with digital temp/ time controls......very nice...
Don't think I'm refering to Premium membership after having read the info on it....this is when at the bottom of their post along with their equipment list are Logos plus pics which seem to appear going from left to right in a row. If you look at the bottom of mine you would see more graphics...
Don't know that much about regulators, but the burner came with a large cast ring that attached to it to set cooking pots on and act as a wind break.....figured it was just for a 20# tank (It is a cooking burner)
Yes, the small burner can be used by itself....as you turn the heat control up...
I have only had vertical smokers, but I sometimes envy those with the horizontal ones in the summer time... setting down with their feet up and a beer in hand watching the temp. and throwing more wood on when needed. Nice looking piece of meat!!! RICK
Tested my conversion on my Brinkmann Vertical to propane. Weather was 10 degrees with small breeze. Cranked heat up at first to warm up smoker ....reached 350-400 degrees in about 3-4 min. At that point, lowered the heat way down, opened the door to eliminate some of the hot air and waited to...
Have seen quite a few QViews of smokers with bricks inside......has anyone done much research on the use of them for temp. stabalization or regulation. Seems like it should be a pretty sound practice in theory and especially for those of us living in colder climates.....RICK
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