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If we keep getting all of these Iowans on the site we will have to declare Iowa the BBQ capital of the nation....Welcome aboard and we are all looking forward to seeing your smokes and maybe learning something from you.
By the way search the wood smoker section there is a lot of good info on...
MAN.........That all looks great. I think you are on to something with splitting the sausage. Going to have to give that a try next time. And I have never used frsh mozerella but have been wanting to try it.
I just got the same one yesterday and plan on using it this weekend. My old remote thermo's prob took a dump on me. and I am not sure where to get a new one for it. so told the family the Maverick whould make a great fathers day gift
It's kind of tough to get pecan in Iowa but a friend brought me some from his sons house in Tulsa. I used it on Ribs and on Brisket. Now I am out and it's going to be a while before I get more. So I guess it's back to apple and cherry until I can get more.
I do mine at 225 to 250 also. A little closer to 250 makes for crisper bacon if you have it weaved. I have always cooked them to 160 and let them rest so the fillings set up. never really paid a whole lot of attention to how long but probable 20-30 minutes if I can keep the wolves away that long
I am proud to say that I am a FORD salesman have been for 12 years now. Before that I spent 17 years working in a packing house. Everything from the hog kill to ham boning to sanitation. I learned alot about cutting up pigs while I was there. It comes in handy during seer hunting season.
you are right you never know with a brisket my son and I had a whole trimmed packer get up to temp in 7 hours a couple of weeks ago. But I have had them take much much longer. Make sure you leave yourself plenty of time. You would hate to have your geusts waiting around for it to get done.
I have had Buffalo burgers but never ribs. I am with Dude. maybe a little more time in the foil with some beef stock. I think I would stay with the spicey rub instead of the sweet pork type rub. But that is just my thought.
Welcome a board Mike It's good to have another Iowa smoker on the Forum. I have never done any home brewing but I always drink some brews while smoking. It is a little known law in the state of Iowa that you MUST be consuming some sort of alcohol while you are cooking dead animal flesh over an...
I have never used a gas or electric. I started off with a 22 1/2 weber and a cheap (free) brinkman upright charcoal. Made a lot of good smokes on both. Now I have a CGSP with SFB that I have done mods to. I think I got it at Home depot on sale for around 160 bucks. You just have to buy what...
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