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Smoked at 210 deg on Mak 1 star for about 2.5 hours then sliced and fried on the camp chef 900 griddle. Butter toasted sliced bread with lettuce, tomato, and mayo. Thanks for looking!
On my Mak I do 200 deg for 6 hours on baby backs on the top rack. The top rack is actually closer to 220 deg since the thermocouple is located on the bottom rack. I also do smoke setting for a couple hours then bump up to 225 deg for ribs, butts, and brisket. Both give a good result. 275 deg is...
I did 4 Cajun chicken sandwiches using chicken breast. Used the Weber Cajun seasoning and toasted the buns with butter. I do want to try boneless skinless chicken thighs next time although this was very juicy. Thanks for looking!
Coated with kosmo q dirty bird, killer honey bee, and cow cover! Smoked with hickory and cherry chunks. Waited for smoke to turn invisible before putting meat on. Wrapped and finished in oven. Thanks for looking!
So while I was unable to do a direct comparison between a Mak cooked shoulder and a Weber kettle cooked shoulder, I was able to come to some conclusions. I feel like since I have easily put 50+ shoulders, 10+ packer briskets, over a 100 pounds of chicken, and among other things on the Mak, I...
This was at least as good as our Mexican restaurants. Our restaurants are pretty decent, not great. I always just buy the Taco Bell fajita seasoning lol.
Decided to use the 6 burner camp chef for this one. Chicken, steak, and shrimp seasoned with fajita seasoning. Also added green peppers, onions, and tomatoes. I topped mine with hot sauce. No wrap for me! Pictures tell the rest of the story.
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