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i've just bot a chuck. it looks so much like butt, i'm gonna try treating it the same. a long slow overnight smoke.
temps around 140., then up in the morning.
not sure it will work tho.
i do know butt smoked this way is the best ever.
i'll lt you know.
please post your methods n results in...
you know, i'm tired of msg getting a bad rap. i add it to my rubs.
there were some bad studies many years ago that claimed it was bad, even tho you get it in veggies, but those studies have been over turned. try to find any good science that says it's worse than salt.
i have looked. there...
that's a great deal. unfortunately. i just bot a 22 pistol to kill evil rabbits. that was $360 . i bot ammo n now i'm broke.
lucky i already had my ham n turkey.
if you think that's a lot to spend on bunnies, they killed over $200 of expensive plants last year.
when the drought ended, rats...
does that all mean that sawdust might burn better at higher altitudes?
the maze tends to die out after burning one leg, here at 4100'.
the tube works fine but it doesn't last long enow for an overnight smoke.
when the maze dies after 3 hours it gets frustrating.
i'll be trying all of dave's...
i gotta agree. most rubs are really just flavored salt. since i often brine i can't use those at all.
mine are very simple because the spice i like most is smoke.
anyway, the stuff i need to make a rub is always in my pantry.
um, if you want fresh ham, you generally need to talk to the butcher. i just go to the local supermarket n ask,
they don't keep them on hand but can get them.
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