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I'm going to try it today but not sure if I can maintain that low of a temp. If I can't then I'll probably switch to a 2, 2, 1. Of course it depends on the looks and feel when I'll wrap.
You have been having fun for sure. I have four racks of baby backs I'm doing today.
I did some chicken 1/4's and thighs last week end. Smoked until 145° IT then grilled on direct heat until they were done. These came out incredibly good.
Can you tell a difference in brisket from never frozen to after you freeze it? I always try getting my meat fresh and smoking it that coming weekend. The only meat I've had frozen in a long time was chicken or hamburger.
I've been smoking every weekend in the freezing cold. It's tough but I have a new LSG that cries if I don't at least rub on it a bit all the time. LOL 😂
Well I received the email that said it had shipped. I, like you, checked the status and didn't see anything either. A day or two I seen it was in transit. I waited a few days and it said it was received at local delivery destination what ever it said. I called and they said it was ready for...
I got the 20x36 offset. It's wonderful. Fuel efficient as well. 13 hr burn I think used about 5 full length splits I think. I have the fire management basket so I cut my splits in half, so about 8 - 10 inches long. Needs another split about every 30 to 60 minutes depending.
I have some photos...
That's exciting. I received mine last Wednesday. I've had a fire in it every night learning how to manage the temps. I think I have it dialed in now. It's a fun smoker.
Yes I here ya. I think when the weather turns nice again I'm be out there probably building something or another trying to find mine it home.
Had a nice controllable fire last night in it. Didn't cook. If had a fire in it every night since I got it. Last week end was my first long cook. Butt...
Off the ground and covering the top. Leave the sides exposed for air flow.
Oh and also don't stack close to your home or garage walls. If termites ever get started in it they will also move to your walls.
Ok so how does dry aging enhance the flavor? Seems like you would stand a greater chance of poisoning. I just don't understand it. Sorry for my ignorance.
I don't get it understand why one would dry age a nice piece of meat that already tastes wonderful fresh. I thought the meat was already dry aged when we buy it from a butcher or store.
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