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in the smoker resting almost ready to carve. and the beer bread. Turkey was a hit. My dad makes the best grilled turkey that he injects, and he told me "you can make this again for me". That's all i needed to heart.
Welcome. I'm still a newbie to smoking, but have learned so much from the members here. You never have to feel like its a dumb question or one that has been answered 100 times. This is the place to learn.
Good job. Keep up the hard work, it will all pay off soon. Be proud of every pound you lose. My wife had the ban done a few years ago, and has made a huge difference. We now snowshoe and love the outdoors.
Wanted your opinions on smoking a turkey with plum wood. Also what would you use for a brine recipe and what kind of home made rub? Thanks guys, and gals.
Going to try this during Christmas. My parents love saurekraut. Looks awesome to me. And if someone doesn't like the look, close your eyes and eat this delicious fattie.
No i didn't put any binders in. Yes we used cure. Its not dry by any means. I was just nervous about it not looking done. I should have ground it finer the second run when we ground the mixture together. Used the high mountain package.
Hey all. I've just done a batch of venison summer sausage. I smoked it at around 200 and let the internal temp get to 165. When I cut it in half to freeze it, it didn't look like it was done. This is my first time doing this. Am I just worrying to much. I've done sticks before with no problem...
Thanks guys. I'm glad I didn't turn the heat down because the stall came at about 1230. holding at about 150. Yes I will just wait and not panic. Will take pictures when I take it out and before I pull it.
My plan was to take it off at around 2 or 3. Let cool and pull for supper. My fear is that it will be done at 12. Hope my digital meat therm. isn't going to hell.
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