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Today was pork sirloin roasts, injected with apple juice, garlic powder and some of the special rub that was on the outside. Cooked on the Rec Tec pellet cooker to an internal temp of 140°. Turned out pretty well.
I use something like this to cut the big chunks into the size I want I also use chips at times depending on the temp and length of the cook. I have a cookshack but same idea.
How do you keep all those vac sealed bags filled with odd shapes from sliding all over the place and falling out every time you open the door to get something out. If they don't come sliding out when you open the door just touch one of them and it is like a meat slide.
Anyone have any advice on...
I put allow mine to cool off some as even with cold smoking you get some heat, usually sit in the fridge uncovered, then after a few hours I just put them in a Lock n Lock container in the fridge, have had them as much as 10 days later ad still good. My fridge doesn't get opened that much as no...
A simple range vent hood and a hole through the wall, would be a great addition, oh and a fire extinguisher just in case. You can pick up a hood for under 100 bucks and it probably wouldn't be that hard to run the exhaust out through the wall.
Tastes pretty good this morning, bit cold and warmed up. I sliced a couple pieces and laid them on the top rack of the easy bake oven (NuWave Oven to most people) did them for 2 min on each side. Very good, still a bit on the sweet side but has a really good flavor.
Okay Woodcutter you twisted my arm. It tastes good warm, a little on the sweet side I will have to cut back on the sugar next time. I did cut back some and added molasses.
I got some of that formed bacon mix the other day. I want to try that, probably a 50/50 cow/pig mix.
Here it is just out of the cooker, cooked to 145° and took around 6.5 hours. Going to leave in the fridge overnight and slice some up tomorrow. Hope it tastes as good as it looks.
Thanks everyone, I just put mine on, i was worried about the fat rendering off and not turning out okay. I did this one without trimming off the fat on top. I am thinking it make give it that little bit of extra flavor. I guess it can be trimmed after it is done if need be. Will give follow up...
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