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alright, i don't have a final pic, though the meat is still in the frige right now. as it turns out, both of these particular cuts cooked pretty much the same. both cooking up within just a degree or two for the entire smoke. but, when i took the meats off of the smoker it was the beef that hit...
i just made up a batch of soflaquers! man that stuff is good... i always give it an extra Tbsp of brown sugar and i add a Tbsp of ketchup for some body. currently the pork is at 107* and the beef is at 104*. check back later for more pics.
gonna smoke some meat tomorrow. i got a 6.22 lb. chuckie and a 6.13 lb. butt (bone-in). planning on smoking to 175* then, in to the O%#N for the 205* finish. step right up and place your bets!
-guv
in this last pic you can see the tail end of some skillet cornbread, recipe courtesy of...
thanks guys, yes, it's an unproven starter that i made up. i fed it everyday for 7 days, using tap water and all-purpose. i think i'm going to try adding some sugar to the starter (1/2 tsp?) and feed it with some bottled water and bread flour for another week. i'll keep ya posted...
thanks,
guv
hi all,
so, i followed a basic recipe that i found on the net. it didn't work out so i thought i'd post up and try to get some feedback.2 Cups of sponge (proofed starter) 3 Cups of unbleached flour 2 tablespoons of olive oil or softened margarine 4 teaspoons of sugar 2 teaspoons of salt
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it just arrived today and i'm really excited. i've seen alot of d.o. cooking performed while working as a cook in a cajun joint for several years, but never actually used the pot myself. believe it or not, the inspiration for buying this came from scotty's rustica thread! i just couldn't...
was that a full packer, or a flat? to raise the temp 35* in an hour is weird. what was the smoker temp? if it was a flat, you may want to take it to a higher temp, say, 205* for a more tender result.
yes, i did use tap water. i wasn't thinking about the fact that city water is treated. it's all bubbly though, and is smelling good; do you really think i should start over? i heard about the metal utensil thing too, i just didn't think it would matter... thanks for the input!
that's my question, i guess. if i smoke two 8 lb. pieces of meat - 1 beef, 1 pork - do you think one will cook faster than the other one? i know that all meats differ from piece to piece, i was just wondering if you had an opinion. i'm actually going to do this next week so we'll find out for...
so, i'm trying my hand at some sourdough. i've had the starter going for a week now. it smells pretty good but it doesn't seem very pungent. how do i know when it's done? my house is usually below 70* and i think that's delaying the process. i can hardly wait!!!
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