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I loved it. It's a little bit heavy (but who cares when you're eating bbq) and it tasted great. My friend loved it too. I used Post Road Pumpkin Ale in it, but you can use your favorite beer. Keep in mind that the beer you use accounts for a ton of the flavor.
In regards to not wanting to...
Baby's are finished. Whoda thought that baked potatoes take FOREVER at 225. Thank god for microwaves. I threw a can of baked beans in the smoker too, along with a batch of Beer Bread which you can find here: http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/for...456#post428456
Stupid me, I finished smoking...
I have been working on an old recipe of beer bread that I had, but didnt love. So I changed it up a bit and am trying this:
3 cups sifted AP flour
1 TBSP baking powder
1 TSP Salt
1/4 cup Sugar
1 Bottle of beer of your choice
1/4 cup melted butter
Mixed dry ingredients together with beer...
Smoked for two hours, foiled with some captain morgan's and water for one hour. Now onto the final 2 hours of smoking, added two bakers for a simple side dish.
I have my charcoal in the "chimney" and these Baby Backs are sittin on the counter to get up to room temperature. I was thinking about doing 2-1-2 for these rather than 2-2-1. I wanted a little bit more of a bark. What do you guys think?
I coated the ribs in mustard then I rubbed them down...
well, dont worry about the galvanized, these temps arent doing any harm to the aluminum, its safe. I can get my temps up in the warmer months to 250, even 300 if i want to. Its the cold that kills me. Do you think that I need to increase the airflow out the top? When I take the lid off, the...
I really want to buy a new offset smoker soon, and there is a huge price jump from smokers like the smokin pro and charbroil silver to the $2000 New Horizon smokers.
For a recreational smoker (I smoke stuff maybe 3 times a month) would you recommend the smokin pro or charbroil silver? I hear...
Well, what should I be looking to spend, because as I said, I want an offset. I am truly clueless in terms of brand and models and would like to get an idea of what to look for.
I want to get an offset charcoal smoker to replace my homemade garbage can smoker. I took a look at the Char-Broil silver and heard that it was thin and "cheap". I'm looking to spend no more than $500 and want a good quality product. What are your suggestions?
yes, i have gotten this thing up to over 400 on a nice day. I have plenty of airflow, and I do preburn my charcoal. I was thinking of using Kingsford competition charcoal: I hear it burns a lot hotter.
Im using lump charcoal up here in NY in a homemade, uninsulated smoker. With temps down in the low 20s I cant get my temps up to over 175. Ive even made a wind barrier that surrounds the entire smoker to no avail. What type of charcoal can I use that burns hotter, but doesnt taste bad?
Thanks everyone, I just went to pathmark to buy the stuff and they were out of lil smokeys. I bought some ground sausage and i figure im going to brown it first since the lil smokeys would have been already cooked.
This will be my first batch of ABTs and I had two questions. I hear everyone using lil smokeys, are these things that I can buy? Also, do i have to cook the sausage first if im putting it into the cream cheese mixture?
Welcome to SMF, I'm from East Meadow and its always great to see some people from Long Island on here. I feel like I'm the only one sometimes. Heres a hint, during the winter months, prepare for hell when it comes down to keeping your temps up. However much wood(or charcoal) that you think...
its still pulled pork, but I like making gyros.
I get some pita flatbreads and warm them up on a warm grill
Cut up some fresh lettuce, tomatoes and red onion
I make tzatziki sauce out of greek yogurt, sugar, salt, dill, and cucumbers
I make a honey mustard/yogurt sauce by mixing half honey...
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