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The time and temperature for the Sous Vide is determined by the cut of meat and the doneness preferred.
Steaks don’t need much time in the Sous Vide as they are already tender. To make them safe, I go about 2-1/2 to 2-3/4 hours for a steak at 131° for medium rare. Then a quick sear to finish...
With the local weather conditions here I went another direction with the two top round roasts that I picked up at Kroger (buy one get one free).
I did a quick cold smoke with salt, pepper, onion and garlic powder. I smoked them for about 2 hours using hickory in my 5x8 tray.
Brought them...
HDBRS,
I’ve got the 24x48 LoneStarz and really like it. It it heavy, well built and holds temperature very well. I don’t have a warming box or reverse flow so I can’t comment on those options. I like the option of the top grill/griddle on the firebox and use it often. My model has two doors and...
Thx smoker,
The taco pie looks great... like! I’m going to try this soon. I can see some smoked barbacoa, black beans, and smoked cheddar in there for sure! My wife makes homemade tortillas that will work well.
Not sure if this applies to your brisket but....
I just did a reheat (and more cook) to the leftover bone section of our standing rib roast from Christmas. The roast had been smoked at 225° for 5 hours. The ribeye steaks were a perfect medium rare but thought the bones would need more time to...
Canuck,
I’ve been thinking the same thing! I have a LoneStarz offset with a Grill/Griddle feature above the firebox. Here is a photo...
The lid lifts up to expose a plate steel griddle. If I remove the griddle I can insert a grill above the firebox.
My ideas have been to build a pizza...
We started this meal as the ribs from our standing rib roast on Christmas Day.
I smoked the 7 pound rib roast on the offset for about 5 hours on hickory. I smoked the roast to 133°, removed the bones, sliced and blackened the ribeyes with some cajun spices.
You can still see a nice smoke...
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