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I had the opportunity to smoke a ham and turkey for two different family functions. Both turned out amazing. I had to smoke on my grill which leaks like a mother but does the job. I just wanted to take a second to thank everyone for their stories and advice. I am more of a lurker on this site...
The issue was I wasn't letting it burn long enough when first lighting and then air flow once in the grill.
I let it burn for for 5 minutes before blowing it out and then positioned it next to the vent. We're smoking now! Thanks everyone
What is a good tip to keep the Maze rolling? I start it with a torch and let it flame for a minute and then blow it out and it looks like the pellets are smoldering. I put it in the grill and then it just stops smoking. Any tips are appreciated!
I guess regret was the wrong word to use. I have been keeping my eye on digital smokers for about six months now waiting for them to go on some sort of sale. The Amazon price is the lowest that I have seen it go down.
I cook for very small crowds and don't need anything too big.
First off, I would like to say how good the search function works on this forum.
Second, I believe I know the answer but would just like confirmation...The OP dehydrated all of the fruits and veggies themselves, right? I would go broke buying the rub ingredients individually.
The reason why...
I haven't tried smoking buffalo chicken. I have injected and then did it beer can style on my charcoal grill with indirect heat. Personally I like cooking chicken at a slightly higher temp to make sure that the skin crisps up.
Hi all,
I just found this forum yesterday and have been fully immersed since. I have been a life long griller on propane, charcoal, and camp fire. I've always appreciated smoking and enjoyed eating it but have never tried. I am searching for a good beginner rig to buy. I am leaning towards a...
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