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I've got gritz, pistachios, and two cheeses (sharp chedder & monterey jack) cold smoking right now in the bradley with an amaz-n-smoker. Just stirred the gritz and nuts and of course had to taste a pistachio. Even thou the smoke is not complete I can tell how good they will be when finished. ...
Water conducts heat much better than air so eggs cook many times faster in water than they do in the smoker. 2 to 21/2 hrs has been about right for me. I'll have to try the vinegar water soak and see how that works. Without it the eggs get a very mild smokey favour. They do make great deviled...
I used to manage the sporting goods dept. in a Wal Mart, so I'm familiar with their meat. Here where I live the Sam's Club has very good meats and the Wal Mart meats suck. don't know how it is in other areas, but you might give Sam's a try.
Why don't you try it and let us know how it comes out? live just north of you in Delray Beach so I will really be enterested in your results. I love conch.
Has any one put their meat in a vacum sealer bag after applying rub and vacumsealed the bag to draw the rub deeper into the meat? I have done something similar with a vacum marinater. But it seems like it would work in a vacum sialed bag and in the frig overnight.
Have any of you used a vacum sealer after adding rub to your meat and then refrigerating it before smoking? I have used a pump vacum dish on steaks and chicken etc. befor grilling but today as I was rubbing a wild boar shoulder befor smoking, I thought "why not rub the meat and the vacum seal...
saw this recomendation in THE BULLSHEET (the KBS newspaper). Use catfish skinning pliers to remove the membrane from ribs prior to smoking. If you arn't familer with catfish skinning pliers go to any bait shop or sporting goods store. They are only a couple bucks at Walmart.
Welcome to the forum. You will find all kinds of foods that you would not thought of as canidates for smoking being smoked by members. It's quite an adventure. Again welcome from Delray Beach, Fl
If you watch water soaked wood chips or chunks on the fire or in a smoke box, the water in them will boil for a while and once it has all boiled off the dryed out wood will begin to smoke. No smoke until the water boils off.
I smoke most items at 200 to 250. Its the internal temp tht you are trying to reach. Asmoking temp of only 140 is more in the range used for dehydrating.
I sometime do St. Louis style and other times just slightly trimed. When doing St. Louis style the trimmings go in the smoker also and they are nibbled on or used later in baked beans or added to a pot of greens, etc.
I have this book and have made many of the recipes from it over the years. I find that my GOSM takes longer than most of their times but that is also true of several other smoking cookbooks that I have.
Scott
The wife and I went to Atlanta for a grand daughter's high school graduation. While there we went shopping at a TRADER JOE'S. They had tri tips. So I bought what they had and brought them back to S. Florida and froze em. So if you live in the East and have a TRADER JOE'S near you check them...
I agree with Pops2927! Bear claws are the way to go. I used to use two forks or my hands to pull pork, then I bought a set of Bear Claws and have never looked back they are great.
Scott
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