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Thanks. I put them in the freezer for 2 reasons. First I was hoping it would help more of the rub (paste) to adhere to the wings. Second, I smoke at 300 degrees to get the skin the way I like it. My thought process was to drop the temp of the wings in order to keep in smoke longer for more...
As far as the legs go, I smoke mine a around 300 and skin comes petty good. But check out Chef JimmyJ's post on this thread..........
http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/169983/need-tips-looking-to-smoke-a-turkey-breast-and-or-whole-chicken#post_1240305
I do my darker meat poultry to 180 IT...
Alright, I know I'm new to the forum, just joining this year. But I say moderators need to stop any further post on this thread in order to give Foam time to find and post this picture!!!! :biggrin:
Thanks Justin. The wings were great. I gotta agree a cold brew fills that void nicely. Besides doesn't beer go with wings like bread with butter??? :biggrin:
Thanks Stan. I stashed a few to be able to reheat and enjoy today, and I think they got even better. I preheated oven to 450 and baked for 12 min, man they were so good!!!
Really good advice above. I've tried all kind of briquettes and lump, but my go to stuff is kingsford competition briquettes. Light a chimney of that and make sure it's good and hot, until it's ashing on top. Dump that in you're basket and add splits as needed. If you have a small fan you...
Thanks a a Brooksy and Adam. Ya, after learning this whole new style of cooking, the restaurants I once thought were so great, are still good, but not as great as I once thought.
Thanks for all the complements everyone. Was very pleased with the finished product. Only problem is once you have smoked wings from your own pit, those wing joints once frequented just don't cut it anymore!!!
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