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Being a person who always looks for the easiest and most efficient way of doing things, I use a pepper corer. Cut off the top and quickly remove seeds and membrane in one step. Bingo! The seeds are secretly added to my sauce and then strained. This way I can deny adding chilis when then start...
Do not under any circumstances use railroad ties! hey are treated with creosote and other nasty stuff. After a few years, they will contaminate the soil rendering it unplantable.
Last year, after an exhaustive search, I determined that PT wood sold at HD would not hurt the plants or my family.
Try this: chop up an onion, celery and a carrot. Saute in butter at medium heat until soft. Add the giblets, neck and wing tips (clip off) and brown. Add chicken stock and simmer for an hour. Remove meat and cool. Strain the broth and set aside. Remove the meat from the turkey neck. Put the meat...
I first thought this post was funny. Yesterday I judged a KCBS event and I believe you. I didn't have any watermelon so I can throw that out. We had 23 samples of meat to judge. At about 1 ounce of meat per sample for chicken, ribs, pork and brisket, I was stuffed. The last time I judged...
Just back back from judging a KCBS contest. Got to talk to Harry Soo. Wow, what a really nice guy. Unlike a lot of Comp Teams, Harry is real people. So here is Harry's Rib Recipe( not the way I would do it)
Rub:
4Tbs Kosher Salt
2 Tbs Granulated sugar
2Tbs Brown sugar
2 Tbs Chili Powder
2...
I thought that you were crazy with this post. Yet today, after judging a KCBS contest today, I believe you and your wife. After eating 24 samples of BBQ, I spent an hour bouncing up and down of off of my seat for the hour drive home.
I have the MES 40" and absolutely love it. If you have a way to keep precipitation off it I would buy the MES. To that, I would add Todd Johnson's A-MAZE-N smoker to it. Otherwise, I would go with the 18.5" Weber GSM. Either way, you will be able to produce great Q.
I realize that the powers that be, are working hard with Hudler to make this a better platform. So my reason for this post is to give every one a chance to express your want list from Jeff.
So, I will start. I want to be able to quickly see who is really on the forum. I want to be able to see...
Here's the dime tour. I have always removed the membrane on the bone side of the ribs; rhink 45 years. Put the ribs on your cutting board, bone side up. On the small end of the ribs, take the pointed end of a church key and scrape the membrane from the first bone until you can grab it to pull...
With 6 hours from receipt of meat til turn in, don't sweat it, you have time to do your thing. As a CBJ I look for a sheen to the ribs when when are being presented. I slather my BBR's in yellow mustard and then lovingly massage the rub into the meat(remember your honeymoon). I prefer a 2.5-...
I don't how to classify myself. I have no "quote" formal chef training, but I was trained by a an old German Butcher for 2 years. After that, I cooked 7 times a month at my Senior Mobile Home Park for 150 people and 300 people once a month at the Elks Club. Did this for 11 years. My Daughter who...
I have always gone to this site for my smoking information. Now all I have found is "Someone has updated their whatever", or reviews of equipment. What happened to the commarderie. It is gone! We no longer know who is on chat. This has been my home for info and friendship. We have lost this! I...
I have my barrel and know basically what I need to do, But, I am perplexed about mounting my thermometers. I am going to Big lots and buy their El Cheapo. I plan on using the lid and racks. I also plan on cutting off the top lip off the bottom so that the lid will fit securely. Now comes the...
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