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Disco , I thought you were going to reference that old pop song " we love short shorts" from the 50's
That was running thru my head immediately as "who loves short ribs?" And I do love short ribs !
And yours look great. Great post , very funny.
Well , I am no expert , but since no one else has chimed in I would ask what you have the wood chunks in....maybe you just need a cast iron skillet or chip box to keep the flames at bay.
One suggestion I would make is to send a PM to Daveomak ( moderator) . He has forgotten more about smoker...
Exaaaactly ! The hallmark of the frozen steak at my house is simple seasoning. But I have to say that sweetie always says " I like it when you cook steak like this , just salt & pepper" (she is a very uncomplicated person)
I'm like you , Case. I never seem to know what I want for supper until about 5 o'clock and everything is frozen. So I've cooked a ton of frozen steaks , chops and chicken breasts over the years.(mostly with good results) I have to admit that in my younger days , I would occasionally over cook...
:welcome1: You came to the right place , buddy. There are some brick smoker builds posted here that will blow your mind. Do you own the place you currently live in and plan to be there long term?
As you can see , the consensus is the the electric smoker can't get hot enough to crisp chicken skin. It's not you , it's the machine. I would suggest the gas grill to finish or as Mule suggested , in the house oven for a few.
I have no wisdom for you on the brinkmann electric , but I bet the temp is pretty easy to control
( unlike the charcoal version)
But I will welcome you to the forum , one old guy to another. :grilling_smilie:
You know , with the temp swinging around when I took the lid off to turn the wings , I was a little bit all over the place , temp-wise....but I was averaging between 250 and 300 for the most part.....but yeah , they were done in pretty much 90 minutes. The second batch got done a little quicker...
Big crowd at my sons this weekend and I was on chicken. 10 pounds of wings on the WSM.
I dusted these with weber kickin chicken and at the end I slapped a little open pit on them. They got rave reviews.
I used both racks of the WSM and although flipping all the wings a few times was a bit...
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