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Just remember that the EVOO has the strongest olive oil flavor and the flavor diminishes with the later pressings. That's why EVOO shouldn't be used in salad dressings. It's too over powering. You may like it on meat though.
Personally, I prefer peanut oil. Nice mild flavor. Chicken fried...
All of my life I've been a little overboard when it comes to symmetry and exactness but I'm better now.
Anyway, Saturday before a 10 hour smoke I decided to try something I've been pondering for a while. I grabbed a set of center punches to use as gauges on the 3 lower grill vents of my...
There's ANOTHER reason to go to B&B!!! I've never been there but I've heard they have sort of a deli that's amazing. I'm in West Des Moines 5 days a week so I'll have to go to B&B.
Thanks!
I was sort of joking with the comment about building a shed but it does make a huge difference for me. I have a 30'x50' shed and I do my smoking there now. (I started there, moved outside to our patio, and ended up back in the shed.)
The shed cuts down on the wind of course and eliminates a...
I agree with sfprankster. I also use a WSM.
Let the charcoal settle down first. Throw on some wood chunks and let it settle down too. Forget the chips.
After the smoke quits billowing out and after the bad smell goes away then put the meat on.
I use Gary Wiviott's Low & Slow book. I like...
I have the Maverick ET-732 and was using it. I also have a digital probe (instant read???) thermometer.
I have to assume that I just didn't let it cook long enough then but even at 196°F IT it was dang good!!! The bark was really good and it pulled very nicely.
Pulled pork sandwiches with...
I didn't take it that you were making fun of him. His recipe is a starting point. We all start with something and modify it to our liking.
I know what you mean about salt content. We had a discussion on the rubs forum and the biggest concern seemed to be the high salt content of commercial...
I've looked at a couple of the inexpensive electric smokers and they leave a lot to be desired. For $170 you get a stamped out uninsulated aluminum box, some food grates, a chip pan, and a non-adjustable heating element. Okay, it works but I could make something similar starting with a...
Speaking of the Heinz Carolina style, after I posted here I found some at Walmart. It's pretty darn close to Maull's if I remember the Maull's correctly. Anyway, I like it and it's available locally so perhaps my problem is solved.
Looks really good!
If I may I might politely add that you may be over complicating things a bit. Look at the Alton Brown recipe. He has you shoot for a single cooking temperature range (150* to 160*) and the salmon is done when it reaches 150*F at the thickest part of the fish. His dry brine...
In my family's opinion my salmon is their favorite of all the foods I have smoked thus far (although my one son says my brisket and ribs tie for next place). We all like everything I have smoked but since we all like the salmon best I have also thought about getting an electric smoker for fish...
I've seen that a pork shoulder should take 1.5 hours per pound to smoke to 205*F internal temperature using 225*F cooking temperature. Others say allow 1.5 to 2 hours per pound.
What about for other cuts?
I did a pork belly yesterday for the first time. I got it up to about 196*F after 10...
Yes. I used a large book on top of a cutting board. I followed his recipe all the way. It was a little tough keeping the temperature down in my WSM but other than that it was excellent.
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