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I like to remove the water pan for chicken cooks on the WSM. All vents wide open and a full large chimney of lit on a full large chimney of unlit. Chicken on the top rack. Makes a moist, juicy, crispy skinned, yardbird in about 45 min to an hour.
I wouldn't sell it. It's too cool to sell.
I wish I had my grandfather's old school grinder and stuffer.
I'd order the Kitchenaide stuff accessory and see if it fits. It's 10 bucks at Target
Wade,
I have found over the years, information is passed down as factual knowledge. When someone wants to question the knowledge to determine if they are truly facts they run into resistance. (e.g. The World is FLAT!)
Len Poli has some pretty good stuff on the subject. About 3/4 of the way...
Like DirtyDuc, I like to fry my home cured bacon at a lower temp than I would store bought. As long as you're slicing across the grain, maybe try lower heat.
I don't understand why you would get the same smoker that died on you mid cook. I wouldn't trust getting another one. I'd find one a bit more reliable and with a longer warranty.
We should create a list of dates where folks can meet and greet as they are avail. In the N orth here there are several events such as Whistlestop in HSV, Riverfest in Decatur, Culman has an annual event, etc. post what events you're attending and others who plan to be there can PM you for a...
I quit using such low temps for marathon cooks on brisket a while ago. I cook at a med-low 350*F and get 'r done. http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/176197/1st-time-smoking-a-brisket/0_100#post_1298032
IMO, If your smoking chicken I recommend a dry pan (or no pan) and no heat sink ( water, sand, clay saucer) so you can get into the 350*F range +/- 25*F to get the skin crisp. If not you'll end up with rubber skin.
I'm not sure what the press test is but you need to cook it until it is fork/probe tender. A probe should slip into the meat in several places without resistance.
Remove the water pan and cook the chicken direct. The drippings will vaporize on the hot coals and create incredible smoke flavors without any wood. Throw a chunk of mild wood on - apple works great with chicken - if you want to realizing it will burn and create even another layer of flavor. I...
I answered this same question earlier and was told the elec cooker did not get to the higher temp I recommend. I like to go 350*F for a packer and wrap it at 170*F internal until fork/probe tender. http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/176197/1st-time-smoking-a-brisket/0_100#post_1298032
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