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Fpnmf gave you a link that will be real helpful. So much depends on your equipment and logistics. Tell us what smoking equipment you have, available kitchen, location and help. Pulled pork and smoked sausage is the most economical and easiest to prep, but you may want a few more options...
Well done smoke it...take a portion of it wrap and keep in the fridge. Take the other half and freeze it for as long as you need. Makes great left overs and good eats when you need it... JB
What timing Bruno, driving home I was thinking about doing just that. I have to smoke 5 briskets next week for a church event. I can only smoke 2 at a time so I'll have 3 days of smoking. Good thing I work from home!
Love the added bark and rub, and keeping points for another function...
Sorry.. Darn iPad!
...noticed any tarry buildup. I found it did not hold the temp real good and the size of the chucks varied greatly. Went back to charcoal and pecan. However, I really like using it when using a grill for grilling burgers and steaks.
JB
Hi SmokinBerto... I'm not up to date on what is available but have a couple of recommendations. Get one with as many burners in your price range ( I prefer vertical). They will allow you to do more with the grill. I always put lava rock under the grate and over the flame. Helps with flare...
I've been watching your thread since you started. Very nicely done. In the long run wrapping or not wrapping is a person preference, what you like best and what works for you. Enjoy, you've got a lot of great meals there. Be watching to see what you try next. JB
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