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Sounds good guys. Question, this was an 8.5 lb shoulder. I estimated the cook time for 12-14 hours as a 1.5 hr per lb rule of thumb at 225*. The shoulder is at 200* and it has only been 10 hours. Any reason to doubt my smokers internal door thermostat? I guess that seemed a little quick...
Thanks for the input guys. I think that I am going to just rub the shoulder real good and let it chill in the fridge for around eight hours then smoke it overnight tonight. I am leery with the overnight smoking since this will be my maiden voyage in overnight smoking. I will post pics of my...
Yeah I'm smoking the shoulder for some pulled pork tomorrow. Do I even need a brine? I am new to this. I have a rub mixed up but was wondering if I should cure this piece of meat at all.
Hey guys. I have an 8 pound pork shoulder I want to smoke. How much Morton's meat tender cure and water should I use to cure this properly. The package says 1 cup cure to 4 cups water but that might come up 1/4 of the way on the shoulder. Is it ok to double this mixture or triple it? Thanks
I smoked these babies up last weekend. Sorry so late, I just figured out how to gat these pics off the iPad! I used 20% ground pork to ground venison with 10% high temp cheddar cheese. I love the sticks original, but the cheese really makes them even better.
Kat,
Yeah I don't know what's going on. It doesn't seem like the pictures are loading correctly and then you can't view them; it seems like I can't even get them from my profile or even my picture folder on my computer. I click the button to insert a picture, then a box pops up and says...
Those look great. I make mine with about 20% ground pork added to the mix. I have also mixed in high temp. cheddar which makes these awesome sticks even better. I just can't believe that it takes 9 hours to get up to temp. I smoke mine around 160* and it only takes about 3 hours to get up to...
I purchased a Polder all in one meat thermometer. This product received great reviews with the only complaint of a single probe for meat, no internal smoker probe. I tested it in boiling water and it read 211.6*. I have used this and had meat that said 180* be sliced open and show clearly...
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