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What can be done to get more flavor when using fruit woods. I love the way they smell but I never seem to get enough of the smoke on the food. The one exception was a brisket which went 7 hours before foiling, it had a beautiful cherry flavor to it.
Do I need to cook at the lowest temp possible...
There's a famous recipe on this site for grilled chicken. I thought it was called Church's Chicken or Roadside Chicken. It's the marinade that you find at traveling roadside grill stands or church cookouts.
Can't find it anywhere. Can anybody help me out?
Well it took 4 weeks but this cheese turned enjoyable. Mozz is good and the sharpness of the cheddar works well with the smoke. Pepper jack is also good but a brand that is a little less spicy would be better. The brie is my least favorite. Will be putting more on tomorrow and might try bourbon...
I smoked some spares by Myron Mixon's method in his book. 3 hours on smoke, 2 hours in foil, then sauce and 1 hour back in foil. Ran at 275. Used pecan and apple.
So is the blackness caused by burned sugar? There were times where I had a lot of thin smoke but it wasn't thick and white.
Ok, I just finished another rib smoke (3,2,1 with 2,1 in covered pan) and my bark is black again. A couple questions...
What do I have to do to get the classic rich mahogany color on ribs?
What causes black bark? Why is it sought after sometimes?
A week of reflection has created some perspective...
This was my first packer but my second brisket. The first was a highly trimmed flat using a smokenator.
Frankly, this packer was more moist but less flavorful than the first smoke. It wasn't smoky enough. Why? I'm thinking less fat simply...
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