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I used this recipe.
Maple Bacon Cure (per pound of pork belly)
1 Tbsp Morton’s Tender Quick
1 Tbsp maple syrup
1 Tbsp brown sugar
1 tsp cracked black pepper
Been in the fridge in plastic bags for 11 days. I just rinsed and I slice a section of and it is a little too salty for my liking so I’m...
I started it at 11 with a pit temp of 225. The chuck weighed roughly 4.5 lbs with bone. I did wrap when it reached 151 and put back on till it reached 185 and probed like butter. It was the first thing I have smoked other than pork but and it was amazing. Too bad I can't say the same for my...
My chuck roast that I’m smoking like a brisket looks like it’s going to be done 2-3 hours early. It’s currently at 147 and I want to go to 180. Should I drop pit temp to slow it down or just pull when done and wrap in paper and towel and then in cooler till dinner tome?
I have all the tools and lumber to make one but most of my projects are furniture related. I keep trying to set aside time and material for one but always give it up to another project. Probably going to do a walnut/maple with a hint of cherry end grain with a juice groove.
Looking for recommendations on a new cutting board. Would like something for cutting cooked/raw meats but also good for cutting veggies. Been looking at end grain cutting boards as well as long grain cutting boards.
I usually slow smoke at 220-235 and then once it gets to 140 IT I will crank the temp to 425 and it will give it a nice and crispy skin. I have done EVOO with my rub as well as no EVOO and it turns out great both ways.
I have always done my grilling and smoking on my standard Weber Kettle in the past but just picked up a GMG DB pellet grill. I look forward to everyone's tips and tricks for getting the best grub from there equipment.
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