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If you grill a lot of vegs, you know using kabobs sometimes doesn't make sense. Many of the grates available don't allow enough open area IMO or are hard to clean.
What do you use to grill vegs?
I love grilling marinated vegs. What's your favorite recipe?
Here's one of mine from all recipes:
2/3 cup olive oil
1/3 cup balsamic vinegar
1/4 cup minced onion
1 tablespoon chopped fresh basil
1 teaspoon minced garlic (go heavy on garlic)
1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
1/4 teaspoon fresh ground...
I'm sold on getting a WSM. After reading many threads I'm 99% certain of going with a 18.5" because:
1. I live alone and usually cook for myself.
2. My deck is small and it will take up less space.
3. Using less charcoal and being able to have 18hr cooks without refilling seems fantastic...
What are the rules for using mesquite? I was thinking of using it on my first attempt at brisket and with the negative posts and talk of it being an "advanced wood" I'm questioning the choice.
So I've been feeling pretty good about myself..finally figured out how to get TBS. Placing a chunk directly on coals creates white smoke for a while then it will settle down but, sometimes it takes a while. If a chuck is placed off to the side or somewhere it can roast it's TBS the entire time...
Yes I had a candy thermometer but in the end scraped using it and went with a polder on the grate sitting on two radishes. Besides having the trouble with the clip I don't like the idea of reducing the top vent area. Now there are no worries about accuracy.
I've marked where 225 deg is on the...
Using Kingsford in a smokenator makes life much, much easier. It provides a significantly longer burn, rock solid temperatures, and is cleaner to handle.
If working with RO, you need to fill the entire chamber each hour.
Can someone explain how I can identify the Kingsford minion method...
Do you have to put the bird on the grill as soon as it leaves the brine? Could you brine it for 24 hours and then let it sit in rub for 12 hours before it hits the smoker?
The camera is fixed so here are pictures of my second and third fatties from this afternoon.
The first fatty is bratwurst, American cheese, onions, jalapeno olives, and Tabasco.
The second is a by the book Bacon Explosion.
Using apple wood and RO. I've finally dialed in the...
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