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I want to try your method out, it looks great. I have a question though, should I season the salmon before or after the pellicle is formed? Do you have any suggestions of what I could season the salmon with before I smoke it?
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I have a Kamado, what do you think? I think the back side is a little hotter than the front. As far as the chicken already being marinaded, will it still take on the smoke flavor?
I have a 3 1/2 pound butterflied chicken I would like to smoke on my kamado. I have never done this before and I hope someone can help me. I bought the chicken from a local butcher and its pre marinaded by the buthcher with a wet butter/garlic rub. How long should I smoke? What kind of wood...
Cliff, the rack of ribs is sold sealed with a wet marinade on them instead of a dry rub. The flavor of the marinade is Kona. I was wondering if I could still do the 2-2-1 method with these ribs? And what do I do when I put them in the foil? Do I keep some of the wet marinade from the package...
I bought a couple racks of baby backs from a local butcher that he pre marinaded in a wet rub. Can I smoke these using the 2-2-1 method? Or should I BBQ them another way? I appreciate the help.
Thanks,
James
I tried smoking salmon yesterday on my kamado. I started by using the minion method, but had trouble controlling the heat. It started off fine and I had the heat at about 100 for 45 min then it kept creeping up. I had the dampers both pretty much all the way choked and could not bring the heat...
Thanks for the link. I still have a couple questions that I don't see in bear carvers instructions. Should I use a heat deflector in my kamado? Should I use both racks or just the top one for the salmon? I have like 4 fillets that would fit on one rack, but don't know if I should use both...
Hi everyone, I am going to smoke salmon for my first time on my kamado. I was wondering what type of wood chips to use and if I should use a water pan. If any of you could give me some advice I would greatly appreciate it because I am a rookie.
Thanks,
James
Hi , everyone. I'm James and I am from Stockton California. I just received a Kamado classic B for a present. I really don't know how to smoke but am interested in learning. Any tips, instructions, and recipes are much appreciated. I've scrolled through and I see a lot of you are very good...
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