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So if you've been paying attention to anything I've posted lately it's revolved around me being inspired by Bobby Flay's show "BBQ Addiction." That show is dangerous! This is another recipe (slihgtly altered for my tastes) from his show that I have now done a couple times and it's fabulous...
I smoked some of Dutch's wicked baked beans yesterday for a party we went to. This afternoon I think I'll smoke some butterflied chickens if the weather cooperates!
These were awesome, as I expected! I modified the recipe a bit using pablano peppers and the last hour of smoking I added a can of french fried onions to the top! Gives it a nice crunchy and salty addition. They were a huge hit!
I'm a big fan of their sweet and spicey! Funny thing is I love to make pretty much everything from scratch, but if I was going to make my own bbq sauce I would want it to taste like the sweet and spicey, so I haven't delved into attempting to make my own.
Great pic, he's a guy I'd love to grab a beer with, right? Just seems like a regular guy, I guess. I've been watching his shows and with this one he used his "big green egg" to smoke the Brisket. I've never seen him use a traditional smoker.
Pork loin would be pretty awful at that high temp, not enough fat in that cut of meat to handle it. Cook it to 145 and rest it for a few, it's ready to eat then!
I enjoy taking inspiration from different recipes and making them my own - often times I can create a dish that really suits my tastes. Here is my adventure in smoking a Top Round (a recent idea from Jeff's newsletter) using a marinade I discovered from Bobby Flay's show "BBQ Addiction" that...
This turned out fan-frickin-tastic a few nights ago, I figured I'd share the recipe and a few pics. I don't generally measure ingrediets, sorry guys!
For the tenderloin:
I rubbed two tenderloins down with canola oil, then used a pepper grinder with a variety of colored peppercorns, then some...
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