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I am a rare fan, also. I would smoke at 180 and pull it at 125, there will be very little carry over. Then I'd let it rest for about 30 minutes, or until the interior temp has stopped climbing, and then sear it hot in a 550 degree oven(15 minutes or so) or all sides on a hot grill. Then let...
MSG is delicious, and glutamic acid is an amino acid that your body produces. It provides an umami taste. People are terrified of it, and some claim that it makes them sleepy. It is an easy way to add a lot of flavor, though. Still, my wife would give me the look if she caught me using it...
Doh, I thought I checked the dates, must have missed that one. not everything is a great deal at restaurant depot, but I am real happy with the prices for pork ribs. I am also addicted to their pork flat iron steaks. There are other restaurant supply houses throughout the country, maybe there...
Cooking on the grillis no problem at all. You might just need to fiddle a bit more to maintain your temps, and you will need to change your smoke pouches if that is what you are using.
Also, ribs can be cooked in the low 300s. I have cooked turkeys at 325, with smoke pouches, on a gasser and...
I go to restaurant depot and spares are $1.60 and baby backs are around $2.20 (Gotta buy at least 6 racks for those prices, otherwise they're a little more). I still choose spares, unless I get a special request, but if you have a restaurant depot near you, it might be worth the trouble of...
I did a lot of research on that unit myself. You would be hard pressed to find a reasonable negative review. I've seen a few posts about people needing a part and having it same day mailed. I really considered buying one, but I think I'm going to go the UDS route. Enjoy your smoker, I think...
Buying rub seems like paying a huge markup on salt to me. I have never used a store bought rub, but some people appreciate the blends and the convenience. I also have never made a bad rub, it seems almost fool proof to me, and I'm just the fool to prove it.
Here is the link to the good version of the MES 40". It's a lot wider than the 30" and you'd be able to cook whole racks of ribs without cutting them (if that's important to you). It's $309, but you might want the added capacity down the line. Good luck with whatever you choose.
One of the reasons I mothballed the MES 30 for awhile was not getting smokey flavor from the chips. Sometimes, I got great clean smoke flavor; and, sometimes, i think it was just pumping out creosote. I think it all started happening after i accidentaly put a slight bend in the bottom of the...
I've got friends who will eat a rack by themselves, and whatever else you throw at them. My suggestion is to fill everyone up on Boston butts. The meat is cheap and if freezes well in case your guests arent of the gluttonous sort. Maybe do 3 8lb butts, the ham and the ribs.
I use a filet knife to cut through competition texture spares. It is flexible, and moves around the bones and cuts through the cartilage. Baby backs have shorter and straighter bones, so a sharp chef's knife works great. You can rock chop in one quick motion. A sharp and honed knife is key...
Nice read, it brings back memories of making Swedish sausage with my grandpa. I've got an electric unit now, but, still, fond memories cranking one of these.
I haven't played with it enough, but it is a fun toy. It is accurate. of the steaks I've made, I think I prefer more traditional methods. Eggs are fun. I have a lot of plans for it but haven't done them yet. I plan on cooking a brisket flat for 36 hrs and searing and there is a porchetta...
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