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Good job chicken and a fattie,,man life is sure good.....would like a little bigger on the pics to taste it better LOL. check this out...
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IMHO I would just throw out the charcoal after use. I have read numerous posts and some books that say charcoal is used to clean and purify things. (this makes sense to me when I read it.) It is porus and will pick up odor's and moisture. I wouldn't want a 10 - 25 dollar piece of meat ruined...
Welcome to SMF...Just smoked a Fattie stuffed with Boudain as my wife is part cajun...Momma has to send us the boudain from Beaumont so it is like gold around here. Can't get it in WV. Enjoy the site.
This is qview of my first Fattie stuffed with Boudain. Not sure if this is the correct spelling...I also see it Boudin. ?? Turned out awesome...Also cooked the ABT's at the same time..
Wrapped ready for smoke:
Off the smoker:
Sliced:
Dinner:
I used 4 cups of the Goya Mojo Crillo found in the super market. Put the halves in two one gallon ziplock bags with 2 cups of the marinade in each along with 1/4 cup olive oil and half a squeezed lemon in each bag. Marinated for 6 hours. Smoked for 90 minutes checked temps..Left on 15 additional...
My advise, go out and buy the book "Low and Slow" by G. Wiviott, that book is the best I have found for setting up, and using the WSM with little tinkering needed.
I concur....I just did the chicken criollo...Awsome..great recipes to get started learning...well worth the money...
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