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Got a whole ribeye cut up for fathers day and smoked them. I dry brined for about 2 hours then smoked at 225° with hickory and cherry until they hit about 110° (about an hour + o -). Then finished them off with reverse sear on blackstone griddle (varying degrees of doneness med rare for me lol)...
No I don't think I've had it from there. We usually get honey from there a few times a year I will have to check it out. Is there anywhere in wheeling that sells it?
Personally I would run 167 no less than 8 hours prbly but I've only done jerky from whole cuts except once or twice. Also time is dependent on the dehydrator and how much you're doing. General rule is when you take a piece and bend it out should crack but not so dry it just snaps. I am not...
I posted this the other day but wasn't getting much traction realized I probably should have put it on this thread.
So right now I have an mes 30 and have had great success. I am looking to do a major upgrade. One of my main issues is cooking space I do quite a bit of hosting for church events...
So right now I have an mes 30 and have had great success. I am looking to do a major upgrade. One of my main issues is cooking space I do quite a bit of hosting for church events and such. Also just looking to take things to the next level. I am leaning towards a offset stick smoker. However, I...
Just got my inkbird instant read thermometer and already very pleased. Was happy to see it was charged right out of the box. I checked the calibration in ice water and it was spot on. Can't wait to use it for a cook
Thanks @Inkbirdbbq
Just shot a turkey this morning and I am thinking about smoking some. I just skin take off the legs and the breast meat. I'm wondering how would be best to go about smoking it. Should I brine it rub reccomendations etc.
From what I found through the info I read the only difference is it seems to take smoke faster when hot smoking. So you get a stronger smoke flavor faster.
Did some smoked salt for the first time. After doing some research I decided to hot some it with apple wood. Ran it for 6 hours at 300°. It turned out really great very noticeable smoke flavor. I already have a million ideas to use it.
before (mortons coarse kosher salt)
After
Airtight...
Looking for a good recipe for hot pepper mustard. Love the stuff and I was getting it from an old farmer unfortunately he passed away. I've tried a few store bought and never really cared for them hoping I can find a good recipe and start doing my own.
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