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Its really a fairly easy recipe. No big huge secrets on this one. One trick, tho, is that I use three different kinds of meat 1) 1/2# 80/20 ground beef, 2) 1/2# ground pork, 3) 1# chuck, done on a chili grind. Makes for a wonderfully varied texture in the final product.
Well folks, I didn't walk away with a trophy, but I think I did a damn good job. This year there were 90 teams competing in the chili, chicken, brisket and ribs portions of the competition. I think we fared well against our smokin' brethren. I definitely learned alot, and have good directions to...
Hey guys,
This weekend, I'm up for my first official cook off ever. Thanks to the help from everyone here, and alot of practice, I hope I'll do well. This event will have about 100 teams competing in ribs, brisket, chicken and chili. Who ever wins gets to represent CenterPoint Energy in the...
Wow, thanks for the advice guys. I'm gonna try the "Trim Nothing, cept the membrane" method this coming weekend. Tasty. I knew you'd all have the good ideas :yahoo:
Ok, so as you guys have probably seen, I smoke pork spare ribs alot, and I always to them St Louis style (i.e. I've trimmed the flap and tips off). I like the way it looks and the eveness of the cooking. I'm going into a competition in October where they are requiring Spare Ribs (not St Louis...
Brisket was on for 13 hours, using a combination of hickory and pecan wood. The ribs were on for 8 hours using the same combination. Chicken (not pictured finished) was on for about 3.5 hours, using the same wood combination but also done "beer can" style with St. Arnold's Summer Pils, also...
Well, it was quite a success. I didn't get a pic of the finished chicken before it got cut up, but it tasted damn good. Here's a shot of the ribs and the brisket finished.
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