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Smoked cod, when you can buy it, is ridiculously expensive here in SoCal.
Does anyone have a good recipe so I can try smoking some cod filets myself?
Thanks!
The clip on my CyberQ smoker probe comes off easily with just a gentle tug. Then I snake the probe through the grommet, and re-attach the clip. If you have the same probe, you should be able to do the same thing. YMMV.
HTH.
Looks good, but lots of fat there. Most brisket experts say you should trim the fat so it's about 1/4" thick. I usually cook mine fat side down, but have done a few fat side up as well. In either case, you might consider trimming the fat a bit more next time.
I've used my WSM maybe 10 times since I bought it new from Amazon. When I'm done, I take both grills and soak them in a tub with hot water and a few squirts of Costco dish soap. I let them soak anywhere from a few hours to overnight. Then I use a scrubber simillar to this one to clean the...
Chef Jimmy: I've smoked turkey 3 or 4 times, and have NEVER been able to get the skin crispy. In fact, for this upcoming smoke, I was thinking about removing the skin and smoking them skinless.
Do you have any tried-and-true techniques for crispy turkey skin?
Thanks!
Dutch: Helpful advice. Thanks!
Next question. Since the brine time is going to be short (~4 hours), can I brine them on one day, then remove them from the brine, and then smoke them the next day? (Or do they have to be smoked shortly after being removed from the brine?)
Thanks for your help!
I'm going to smoke a couple of turkey breast halves (an entire breast split into two pieces). Each weighs between 3.5 and 4 pounds. I'm going to use the Slaughterhouse Brine.
How long should I brine each half-breast?
Thanks for your advice, everyone!
I've always smoked my briskets with the fat side DOWN. Lately I've been thinking of trying one fat side UP, just for kicks. Two questions come to mind, however.
First, what happens to the rub that is on the bottom? Does the rendering fat tend to "wash" it off?
Second, since bark won't form on...
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