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No wrapping you don’t get that bitter taste on the bark 1moreford? I always worry about that. I ordered a smoke tube but won’t be here in time so going to give it a go without.
Don’t want to have a 20 hr cook so will raise temp really want that smoke. Never used one of the tubes if anyone has used the smoke tube please chime in.
This will be my first brisket on my Camp Chef pellet smoker. I have looked at so many videos and read so many recipes my brain is on brisket overload. I would like to hear some tips and tricks to help me on this 15 plus hr journey. The number one question I have is on a pellet smoker should I...
I always try to trim as much fat on the surface and leave about quarter of an inch on top. The butts have so much internal fat you really don’t need much on outside. Like everyone else chimed in it’s okay to remove the fat that did not render it happens.
I just did two large pork butts on Tuesday was worried about timing as well. I started a thread and got a lot of great advice. The best advice that was given to me was start them early even they day before because you can always put it in the oven wrapped in foil at 200 and bring it back up to...
The rubs are good I do prefer to make my own if I have the time there nice for a quick dinner. I hate the silicone and stuff they put in. But as far as rubs go the meat church line is good.
They each weighed 8lbs and I cooked them in just over an hr. I did put a glaze but the color really cam from the rub. I make a lot of my ribs but not that one. It was the Holy Gospel from Meat Church.
I love duck key is not to over cook and at the last 5 to 10 min use the high heat to crisp up the skin. Nothing like a crispy duck skin. Ohh and watch flame ups duck produce a lot of fat as they render.
Going to try salmon for the first time on my Camo Chef be. Do you have to brine and what does it to for the salmon? I would think if you cooked to temperature of 135 to 140 or when you see the white fat start to come to the surface the fish is done and not dry. Does the extra brine help? Just to...
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