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Thanks all. I'm from West Point. Nice to see so many Nebraskans! Although we're all good meat-lovin Americans.
As far as smokey's question to foiling, I just thought that's what everyone did. I also had another suggestion telling me not to. I dunno...I think I will at least the first...
Hello all, I've read up on smoking brisket and am going to try my hand at it with a friend this weekend. A few questions:
First, I plan on foiling at 170 and putting it back in until it reaches 195ish. This might sound dumb...but how do you foil it? Do you take it completely out of the...
Sorry to hear about Ruger.
Other than that news...what a great thread! I'll try to think of a few of my guilty pleasures...
Peanut butter pickle, bannana, or pickle and bananna sandwich.
I was very poor after college and lived on a steady diet of this once per day and grew to love it: Ramen...
Thanks. It really did turn out good just a minor issue. I have a masterbuilt dual fuel-dual door. I tried to alternate sides but yeah the wind probably had something to do with it. Oh well, I was still pleased with the results. GBR!!
It was not. What was left of the cheeseball mysteriously disappeared . These were excellent though. Whipped creme cheese, shredded cheddar, tonys cajun. 4 of them had pulled pork, 4 did not. All wrapped in bacon.
1 part poultry seasoning (mcormiks), 1.5 parts cajun seasoning, 1 part Montreal seasoning, 1 parts pepper, 1 parts salt. Rub and smoke. dab a little bbq sauce on for the last hour. No need to brine plenty tender and juicy and flavorful. mmm mmm good.
Here's some ribs, chicken, and ABT's I did yesterday for New Years Eve.
The Baby Back Ribs.
The Chicken Legs. These were really, really good and quite easy. Just rub 'n' smoke. Mmmmm tender.
First crack at ABT's. Wow! yum yum yum. They disappeared FAST had to get a quick pic before...
Well, I'm a newbie to smoking and so take this with a grain of salt, but I'll offer my two cents if you are doing pulled pork. Use SoFlaQuer's finishing sauce on the pulled pork. I don't know if it will eliminate the smoke, but it gives the pork a nice juicy flavor that is distinct and could...
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