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Marvin,
Sadly, Bubba's work schedule does not allow.....we need Steve!!
Broken Arrow, thanks and we will post the progress.
Our daughter and husban from Raleigh area are coming over and my best friend of a thousand years lives in lebannon and will be joining us.
Family Q comp!!
Mags gave us the greatest pack of buckboard bacon. at the gathering this Summer. I have meted that out in very small increments.....but am about out. We gotta figure out how to do this!!!
P.s. Mike, We have the bargain slicer: Smoked and DJ Debbi recommended: Weston 9" slicer.
We are heading out Wednesday morning for our 2nd comp located in middle Tennessee. This one is big time: Ray Lampe -"Dr. BBQ", Bill and the Dixie Chicks, Mike and Debbie Davis "Lotta Bull" are all top teams who will be there. ...among other big names. Supposed to be 104 in the shade! We just...
The steaks look great. I just grilled some ny strips and would never thought to smoke them. I'm in a competition where they have added "anything beef" as a comp turn in. Maybe I should follow your idea.
You are getting top notch advice. Two butts, about 7 pounds each from Sam's or your local food service company and you are good to go. Slaw, beans and a tin or two of corn bread, whew, makes me want to slap my ma..................
Can understand your concern regarding meat juices dripping on other meat. We assume that if you are doing a pork shoulder or butt, that it is about 7 or more pounds; you are smoking at about 220-240 degrees F; and you have a meat thermo; That said, the butt or shoulder will cook for 6-10 hours...
I agree Sin. Have had Texa BBQ in Houston and the mesquite flavor on the briskett was wonderful......but trying to use it on my home smoking requires a very small amount.
Hey Iamrip, we have a similar smoker and you should have some great results. The protocols that you have seen so far are right on the money. What wood are you using for the smoke?
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