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Finally got to use some of this Charcoal . Stuff is made from Missouri hard woods. I must say that this product lights easy and burns long and holds temps well. Worth the price to ship to the East Coast. Found my new lump fuel!
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Well, I thought it was time to broaden my horizons. Time to include my fine feathered friends. Smoked bone-in chicken thighs with the skin on to help keep in moisture. Used my trusty ol' ECB with chunks of pecan and cherry for flavor. The kicker was the light bath I gave the chicken in...
Well, with Jeff posting his "mini-Fattie" blog, I knew I had run out of excuses. I had to try a Fatty. So I decided to do 4 minis -- 2 wrapped in center cut bacon and 2 without. For stuffing, I decided to do a twist on a Muffaletta for the Bride, and mushrooms and cheddar cheese for me. I...
Just make sure you save a portion or two for yourself. I put the finished product out with homemade barbecue sauce and turned my back for a moment. Never do that!! There were no scraps left!! Guess that's a sign of good eats! Smoke and learn......
Give it a try! Then you can decide which method works best for you. Best part of smoking meat is that "one size doesn't fit all! Let me know how it goes! :grilling_smilie:
This was the longest smoke so far -- 18hrs. I had to battle a Nor'Easter, which made keeping temps consistent a challenge. But it was fun nonetheless!.
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Bark Heaven
Pulled Result
Here I am smoking my first butt of the season (long story) and I have hit the magical plateau! :yahoo: Now, I vowed to not foil this time, as I am experimenting a bit. Good thing I'm stubborn!! This could take awhile. Smoking a 9# Boston Butt in my ECB using Dragon Fire Lump Charcoal. This...
Hello All --
I have a party starting at Noon next Saturday. I have an ECB that I use to smoke. I plan on smoking a Boston Butt for pulling. I'd rather not stay up all night tending the ECB, but will if I have to. Does anyone have advice about re-heating a smoked shoulder if I finish it...
Vichi Lobo --
Plum Wood: The flavor is milder and sweeter than hickory. Good with most meats, great on most white or pink meats, including chicken, turkey, pork and fish.
Try this link on Smoking Wood Flavor:
http://www.deejayssmokepit.net/Downloads_files/SmokingFlavorChart.pdf
Enjoy!
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