Some of the links on this forum allow SMF, at no cost to you, to earn a small commission when you click through and make a purchase. Let me know if you have any questions about this.
OK So I cooked for in-laws today and they like their meat well done. Cooked the roast for 4hrs at around 225°. Got the IT to 140° and pulled out of smoker and wrapped in foil for 1hr. Had a tray of veggies with 1qt of beef broth placed on the shelf below the roast. OMG smoked veggies are the...
Bricket came out OK. My rub was at fault, way to salty. But I cooked it for 2 hours in a foil pan, flipped it And got internal temp to 170°. Then covered for 2 hours. Internal temp went to almost 215°. Let sit for 1.5hrs then shredded with 2 forks. It was cooked great but a bit to salty for me...
Wish I could have posted pics but the ppl ate it to fast... They came out perfect! Juicy and flavorful... Cooked them in a foil pan for 2 hrs at 225°... Absolutely perfect... Will def make them again!
After reading a bunch of horror stories I'm worried about screwing up this up. Want the meat to turn out moist and smokey. Do I foil wrap it? How long should I smoke it without foil and how long with? How much rest time do you all feel is enough time? Very new to smoking and afraid I bit off a...
Thank you I'm def gonna try tomorrow... I will be wrapping them in bacon to help keep moisture in and also cutting a small pocket in each chicken breast for a slab of butter... Thanks for the heads up
My name is Ed and I live in NJ. I'm new to smoking meats but I've made baby back ribs a few times and they worked out well. Does anyone have suggestions on how to smoke boneless skinless chicken breasts? Should I even try?
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.