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unless Owensboro has an outcropping in Scotland... no ;)
I read voraciously, and go off down rabbit trails and end up mashing up everything I've read into one fusion in my brain. This particular recipe came from Raichlen, but there's loads out there. When I look for a recipe I am looking for a...
it's unlike any other BBQ sauce I have tried. And I've tried some wacky ones, including an Italian's idea of a Memphis style BBQ sauce, which while delicious was quite odd!
I wrote the recipe up on my blog, link over here-
http://www.addictedtocanning.com/blog/2020/09/29/kentucky-black-bbq-sauce/
1 cup Worcester sauce
1 cup tomato sauce (for non-US folks, this isn't ketchup, it's more like a severely plain pasta sauce like passata)
1 cup water (for non US folks...
I think there's a trigger level (your reaction score, if I had to guess?) where your posts are no longer auto-moderated. I went through similar when I started here, not too many weeks ago :)
I did the same with my first brisket. Once you've wrapped it, there's no more chance to uptake flavour from the charcoal or wood, so why not just use BTUs? I have proven to myself that I can get delicious results from the combo method, and that allows me to concentrate the charcoal and wood...
I forgot to add 2 things:
1. If folks are interested I can post the recipe to the Kentucky black BBQ sauce.
2. The bone slid out of the joint like it was greased. There was a little meat stuck on the far end, an amount no more than a 1c coin. I take that as a win.
I have done pulled pork with an electric smoker, eaten plenty of Jim N Nicks, and had other people's pulled pork. I can honestly say I ate thirds of this and only didn't have fourths because I was afraid I'd barf from over eating and waste all that delicious pulled pork 🤣
Definitely doing it again.
When a local grocery store sells bone in pork butt for 99c/lb, it's a good excuse to play around a bit, right?
So, the theory is: the meat is going to absorb all the wood flavour in the first 2 to 4 hours. At that point mostly you're wrapping until final internal temperature. Does it make a...
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