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Tim, to SMF! Yes any size limbs would work, but the smaller ones might have a tendency to catch fire easily. I had a maple in my yard and anything big enough to split in half (at least 2" across) I saved an use in the smoker! If you can find some shag bark hickory, the bark works pretty good...
zstyle, to SMF! The first thing to remember when smoking meat is to cook to Internal Temp, not by time. For a shoulder you should figure on about 2 hrs. per pound. Sometimes they finish sooner sometimes not. But you always go by Internal Temps. A shoulder for pulling needs to be at 200-205*...
Shoneyboy, that kielbasa looks great! I'm glad Joe helped you out! Also like you said, the "KISS" method is usually the best way to go. We humans have a habit of over complicating things!
Smokey Dokey, that stew looks delicious! I know what your talking about on the peppers. Up here it's the same way with the jalapenos you buy at the store. One time they're edible and the next shipment comes in straight from H**L!
Hey guys, I use collagen casings myself. I just get them a BassPro. I stuff them and hang them in the smoker all the time. My advice would be to try them and see if they hold up and take smoke, then you'll know for yourself. Good luck and let use know what you find out.
duecepgh, those ribs look mighty fine to me! Just play with the 2-2-1 method it's not written in stone. Maybe try 2-1 1/2- 1 or 1 1/2-1 1/2-1 . Try different things till you get what you like. That's what it's all about. Having fun and making good food!
Kathryn, it looks like everyone was enjoying there-self and the PP looks excellent! Going to have to try out those strawberries sometime. You might want to go to the Desserts section and put your strawberries there. They look gooooood!!
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