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Ok, the end product is bacon but how do you smoke a pork belly? Is this even possible in an offset smoker? I can't fathom trying to manage the fire and keep the temperature that low.
So how are you guys doing it? Does it require an electric pellet smoker?
I feel I'm doing something wrong here...But let me say I'm not stating my finished product taste bad. I just want to hear opinions.
So the main things I want opinions on is this:
I smoke my meat on the rack but under it I have a drip tray with about 3 cups of Apple juice.
I spritz the meat...
I've always spritzed them with apple juice every 30 minutes and someone here suggested apple juice and apple cider vinegar 50/50.
No complaints but I'm wondering if I should not spritz it at all? What is the benefits either way?
I've tried a lot of recipe rubs for pulled pork and all turned out to where I felt the rub took away from the meat.
Since then I tried only salt, pepper, garlic, and onion. The outcome was much more traditional and just good pulled pork. Plus I prefer my BBQ sauce to complement the nice smoked...
Well last time I did any smoking it was a Chuck Roast. I used apple wood. Well I only smoked it for a few hours and went to the oven. Well it came out tasting HORRIBLE! The flavor was just such a strong smoke flavor, even worse than dirty white smoke. I chalked it up to beef vs pork as this was...
Well I took her temperature about 30 minutes ago and it was at 120 degrees. I need this thing pulled and ready to eat by 5pm. When would you pull it off, wrap it, and put it in the oven? And what temp should I put the oven at for a finish time around 5pm?
I don't fully understand this. There was quite a bit of struggling to keep clean smoke. My wood kept going out.
I don't understand "not so much a fire". A coal bed wouldn't have kept my temps high enough
Well I've done 2 Boston butt pulled porks and the last one came out outstanding! So I had a very high bravery that my chuck roast would come out equally as good.
I only smoked this chuck roast for 4 hours. There was a big stall at 145 degrees and I was running low on apple wood so I decided to...
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