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If you mean foil wrapping, most do it at around 170*. Towel wrapping for the cooler, to let juices reabsorb into the meat, should be done now, at 205*.
Sprinkling both sides with the dry seasoning mix is fine, but then I like to give it time in the fridge for the seasonings to penetrate. Prepared mixes usually get the nod from me for convenience, and Hi-Mountain makes the best from what I've tried.
I would do it for the backyard model (only $1200 on the jambo site!) and to get JDT to keep his bloomers on! The glass floor makes it a little dicey though.
for ingenuity. Have you had a chance to try it out yet? What kind of stuffer do you have? Would you be interested in making me one for my 5# grizzly?
What is pex?
We used to milk 100-120 holsteins twice/day, but the only time I got a chance to try holstein beef was when a 10+ year old cow finally reduced her milk production enough. It was pretty lean and tough, and I wasn't impressed. The burger was good though, and there was lots of it. We fattened up...
jjwdiver--Typically the wood exchange has been for a medium or large priority mail flat-rate box, which can hold 10-15# wood depending on how it's cut and packed.
I only have access to the same woods you do, + cherry, but hopefully one of our southern members can set you up with pecan, peach...
! went electric with mine, but plan to convert to propane in the near future. It will eliminate the 110' extension cord (which the hired neighbor kid mowed once already). I'm hoping it will also give me better temperature control.
If you smoked your sausage at too high of a smoker temperature, you may have rendered some of the fat out of the sausage. Boston butts should have provided enough fat for good sausage, assuming you didn't discard the fat cap. Without qview it's hard to help you.
So, how much bacon did the contest winner eat?
These are the guys that claim to have invented the 'bacon explosion', so anything else they claim in their promotions is also suspect IMHO.
For our qview, definitely sliced is better, or one sliced and one not like someone suggested. For presentation to your guests, I'd say not sliced assuming you made enough of them.
What's leftover pulled pork?
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