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I have to agree with Brekar, Sooo many places, Sooo many choices. Theres just about as many BBQ joints as there are street corners.
and OK Joes is a superior place to go. Not much on ambience (it's in a gas staion) but excellent BBQ. As most every one around here smokes with oak and hickory...
My Great Aunt (Danish) prepared a carp for me years ago that a guy had givin us while we were at the river fishing. If I recall she baked it in the oven low and slow all day in a tomato sauce of some kind. It was ok, but nothing I'd try to duplicate. Though a friends FIL would have a carp fry...
Running your meat through the fine plate on the first grind may be why your auger heated up. Most folks grind twice, first with the course plate, then through the fine plate. This may help your heat problem.
Scottymo :welcome1: to SMF from Lees Summit! Congrats on the new smoker and AMNPS! Red gave you some solid advice but he did forget to mention that when you go to wrap your brisket in towels to wrap it in foil first. That way all those good juices don't end up in your towels.
mfalto. :welcome1: to SMF from Lees Summit! Lots of great folks and tons of info here. I don't have any personal experience with any of those units but I've heard good things about the Lang 36. Someone here should be able to offer you some insight on them though. don't forget to check out the 5...
Great myology lesson Pops! I like the ole "Stab and slab method. Like you said, they merchandise this stuff to death these days! :devil: Saw a skirt steak the other day for $ 8.99 lb..... Really?
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