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I have a gas smoker and if you have a remote thermometer that you can set temperature alarms (meat internal temp and cooking chamber temp), you can sleep tight.
Sounds like you have beef short ribs.
Your best bet and maybe more fool proof is to pretty much follow a 3-2-1 method at 225 to 250.
3 hours smoked
2 hours foiled or in a foil pan covered with maybe a little bit of beef broth in the pan.
1 hour taken out of the pan to firm up the bark
Good...
Welcome.........to a fellow Californian.
I would have to point out though that Santa Maria, CA is in the BBQ meat map!
................the Tri-tip used to be mainly a cut for grinding until the Santa Maria Steak became popular across the US.....also the Santa Maria Grills are named after the...
Quote:
Actually in the "Pink is Beautiful" Section, 6 paragraphs down, it says:
"Most of the smoke flavoring occurs in the first hour or two of cooking so adding wood to the fire late in the cook doesn't create as much flavor. It also allows moisture to escape. It's better to just leave the...
No....
Smoke will penetrate the meat from its raw stages and the first couple to three hours. After those first 2 to 3 hours, smoking will not do much and you can continue on in the oven.
1 hour in the smoker..........uggh.......
you'll be burning your beans. You might as well grind up some mesquite and brew it if that's what you want.
To a coffee roaster.....that is absolute blasphemy.
You will never go wrong with a GOSM Big Block. Maybe the best bang for your buck. It may be about 6" wider, but well worth it.
If space is that big of a problem, the smaller GOSM will also be a workhorse for your needs.
I would blame the Watermelon....................
http://www.annieappleseedproject.org/aronfoodcom.html
The 5th Paragraph states:
"For example, many people say that watermelon gives them indigestion. Since watermelon digests in only 20-30 minutes, when it enters your stomach filled with slower...
For a brisket that small, low and slow will dry it out. I would bump up the heat to about 275 to 300 and get it done in around 3 hours or so.
Foil or place in a pan at 160, covered with a little bit of beef broth (1/4 cup) in the pan. Bring it to upper 170s/low 180s, keep in in the pan, wrap it...
I stumbled upon some Italian Sausages at the grocery last weekend. They were being cleared out for $1/lb, so I grabbed a few packages and also a few pounds of their fresh sausage meat (just in case the sausages were too hot for the kids.
So I decided to put together an Italian Sausage...
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