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Like the others said; foil the meat at 160 and continue to cook till 195-200 and then cooler the meat. There really is no need for a drip pan ( it will be mostly fat anyway ) and the fat cap should of been left intact. You will have plenty of juice after unwrapping
Well he should like that simple, cured hamburger sausage roll. I always thought it was a tasty snack, sorta like a cured oven baked fatty. My grandaughter is making me one right now, it has a couple days to go. She said she put my favorite spice in there. ( not really sure what that might be...
One question, have you deleted them from photo bucket? It seems my not too old posts with pic's are all gone. I was going to show them to my bro when he came for a visit but it looks the same as yours now. I am just wondering if they are deleted from PB they get erased here ????????????????
I wonder if there is a formula for figuring the size of fire box proportionate
to the cook chamber. I was thinking this earlier today and was going to ask on the forum
I just seen two of those last weekend and have been considering a build myself. That is pretty cool how it works. Now it gives me more to consider. Thanks for the info
My late uncle had given me that exact recipe back in the eighties. I think he got it from one of his old mother earth news magazines. Thats when I had used Morton TQ for the first time. And as far as the mustard seed, after making the first batch I added even more to the second batch, it gives a...
Looks good I just talked with a guy yesterday saying he was going salmon fishing this week so I told him I would smoke em up for him as long as i get to keep some. I wished him luck
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