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Thanks fellas. Yeah in the end it went great. It was suggested I give it another go since there wasn't a ton to go around (one of them went next door to the inlaws) so we're gonna try again tomorrow.
Prime grade. I went back and forth prime/choice but thought since there isn’t any fat cap I’ll go prime.
Thanks. Yeah it was a win!
I’m with you. They never use a good rub anyway. For beef like this I only use salt and pepper with just a touch of Lawrys seasoned salt anyway, cause the smoke...
I have had a Traeger and now have a RecTeq and wouldn't go back. Everything you've mentioned would be fine. In the end I think these days pellet grills are fairly equivalent. It'll just depend on how you use it.
If you need a nice app to monitor things....keep an eye on that. RecTeq has great...
So…I heard the talk and since I do 3-4 tri tips a month I thought I’d try.
No joke, it’s some of the best beef I’ve ever done!
It took longer than I expected (about 6-7 hours) and it’s hard to justify sometimes with such small cuts…which is why I did two together…but this was amazing. I...
I run a couple of KJ units and love them. Just a couple things to remember.
These are ovens, not smokers. If you really want good smoke flavor the kamado isn't really the way to go.
They are extremely efficient with charcoal. So more expensive up front, but you end up getting every bit of...
The brine is great! I'd recommend nothing else on the bird before smoking except for a dry rub. No oil/fat solutions for sure. Let the bird sit in the fridge for a day after taking it out of the brine to let it dry. Make sure nothing dripping from the top of the smoker too.
If crispy skin is a...
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