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Definitely had a distinct smell of something. Not sure whiskey, or just charred oak. My first smoke with oak at all so probably just that. I am new to smoking and until this cook I have only smoked with pecan or cherry
Yes, very helpful I was following AL recipe kind of by cooking in a pan with juice in the bottom I felt like that was gonna keep it from getting a bark anyway be it was a flat didn’t want to dry out.
I only buy the shoulder for pulled pork. Not sure you can do that with the ham although I definitely have to try that smoking it because I love ham as well.
End result was extremely good. Tender, juicy. Did not love the rub I used. Next I gotta try just coarse pepper and salt. Very satisfied overall and learned a lot. Thanks to all who shared knowledge. Tossed on a couple sausages. 45 minutes and best Ive ever eaten
Little teaser pieces for the dog one hour surprised at how good the smoke ring looks obviously the pieces are tougher. Dogs have good teeth lol they enjoyed it.
Cooking my first smoker brisket today. 6# flat. Didn’t have a great knife( daughter ordered Wusthof boning for my b day) any corrective criticism welcome. Was aiming for clean one side and 1/4” fat cap on other. Appreciate feedback.
Later start then I want it got home at 5:30 this morning needed a nap after being up for 18 hours so here we go I think I have enough time it’s only 5 pounds before trimming
Today I sous vide some boneless pork chops cut from roast. Seasoned and cooked 150 for 2 1/2 hours. Seared in skillet basted with butter and covered in Kentucky Rebel Scum blackberry skirmish glaze. Taste amazing but a little tough. Wondering too hot? Too short/long? Skillet too long. 3ish...
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