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all ready for new years day tradition down south. smoked ham, black eyed peas, cabbage, corn bread and whatever else my kids bring over. gonna fire up my mes30 bout daylight thirty and try to duplicate your recipe bear.. my shank could pass as the other one off of the same hog..
thanks, food for thought guys although i was thinking by spatchcocking the turkey it would cook more evenly throughout. what temp do i need to look for in the breast and the leg/thigh??
here is what i want to do. smoke my turkey in my mes at 250 then finish it up in the oven to get the skin crispy. what i need to know is at what IT do i need to remove from the smoker and at what oven temp do i need to use to crisp it up. if it makes a difference i have spatchcocked this bird...
i put a 6 pounder on at four this morning at 230 degrees and at noon it hit ready. we are not eating til about five. should i go ahead and pull it or wrap and let it rest for a few hours?? I got it wrapped right now. your thoughts would be appreciated...
yes, here in the south we use a lots of sage. after thinking it over i may just wait and mix the ingrediants friday night just before bed time and bake sat morning. thanks for your inputs.
we are having fam in next weekend and i am going to smoke a turkey with sides. i want to make the dressing now and freeze it. should i go ahead and cook it now or can i freeze the ingreadiants and cook next saturday morning..
the label does say up to 8% water, salt, spices etc added. i guess the up to part could mean 1% up to 8%. kinda confusing. i wish i could have found a non enhanced so i could start from scratch..
dadgummit, the more i search for a answer to my question the more i get confused. my question is do you brine a premium butterball turkey or not?? i have read it both ways..
thanks for the replys folks. ray, i think that is what i got. it did seem somewhat cheaper than the reg butt. anyway i didn't like the outcome and will stick with the bone in butt going forward...
well, by accident i picked up a boston butt pork roast thinking it was a regular boston butt i have been buying, but it wasn't. this had no bone in it and had a lot more fat than the regular (bone in) boston butts i have bought in the past. want let that happen again...
Exactly what is the difference in a boston butt and a boston butt pork roast. i have seen both at the store but can't figure out the difference, if there is one...
by the way i use an amazn and fill two rows only. that takes me to five or six hours normally and that is plenty of smoke time for me...and yes you gotta give it time. i generally put mine on at mid night the night before and it is ready between eleven and one. then i pack in alum foil and put...
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