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Maybe take a look at the Camp Chef XXL. It's a vertical smoker, not a combo grill/smoker. I have one (as well as a Camp Chef SmokePro DLX) and I really like it. Huge capacity inside. I actually bought two more racks for it, too. The metal is kinda thin but I have the insulated blanket for...
I stick with Frontline on all my dogs. I’m down to just one dog now but she’s a sporting dog and by next month we’ll be in the brush a lot. Occasionally after a hunt I’ll find a couple ticks on her but whatever I don’t see will die pretty quickly. Never had a flea issue using the Frontline. Are...
That is the CC Deluxe BBQ box. It will work perfectly with your Sidekick. Just remember to remove the grid from the Sidekick before you put the grill box on, and watch your heat levels that you don't overdo it and warp or crack the grill grates.
If you like hot stuff...
We always called these Sanza Peppers, named for the village in Italy where our family came from. My Dad would make these every year.
Take your hot banana peppers and (while wearing gloves!) wipe them clean with a dry paper towel.
Open a slit longways down the side of...
Had the family and some close friends over for Father's Day. I like to put on a big cook every year for Dad's Day and this one was kind of special because it was my first one as a new Grandpa.
Started out with some Stromboli in my Camp Chef pizza oven - My own recipe pizza sauce, pepperoni...
Just wanted to pass on a great experience I just had with ThermoWorks. I’ve owned a Smoke unit and the WiFi bridge for a long time. I have a few other products of theirs too. A short time ago I broke the plastic kickstand on my Smoke. Tried a few times time glue it together, tried UV welding...
Well, I gave in and when the wife asked me what I wanted for Father's Day I told her I wanted a charcoal kettle so I could compete. I caught a 10% off sale at Slow N Sear for their kettle with the insert. I'll have to find out if I can use a digital temp controller fan for the contest. Have...
Welcome from a fellow resident of the Peoples Republik of New York! There is some decent barbecue to be found but the best will always be what you make yourself. :emoji_sunglasses:
I think this is probably a situation where you need to set aside the 321 or 311 formula and rely heavily on your temp probes and instant-read thermometer. I'm wondering if a brine might've helped get some moisture into those ribs? Unusual for ribs, but if there's enough meat on them maybe an...
I'll be smoking 4 racks of babybacks, 10lbs of wings, a big pan of queso dip and some hot dog burnt ends. We'll also have my wife's coleslaw and I'm doing a double batch of corn soufflé. Going to put a couple strombolis in the pizza oven, too. No one should leave here hungry! :emoji_smile: My...
Those cuts are awfully big for tenderloin. Are they loin (backstrap) cuts? I always see folks mistakenly call the backstrap tenderloin rather than loin. The tenderloins on a deer are two small strips that sit inside the cavity just inside the thighs.
Anyways, your cook looks awesome!
Always fat down on a pellet smoker. That doesn't free you from the task of trimming it though, but the fat you leave on will act as somewhat of a "shield" from the hotspot right over the burn pot. It's a myth that the fatcap will render down into the meat.
Been there, done that. Just too much work constantly tending the fire and the vents. I even got tired of constantly tending the gasser, too. As I’m getting older I just appreciate the ease of the pellet smoker. Gives me more time to focus on my recipes.
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