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Smoking at about 235, at 5 hours hit about 150 internal, not at about 6 hours up to 165. Last photo at 5 hours when I threw in some more hickory chunks.
Picked up two pork shoulders this week at $1.50 per pound. If I remember, they are 6 pounds each ( I am at work now so can not check) I was thinking of using hickory at 225, but keep reading 1 hour per pound and 2 hour per pound.
I will do a rub with EVOO instead of mustard as I don't have...
I have a vertical Masterforge from Lowes. I came across this at the other big box store.
http://www.homedepot.com/p/Weber-Original-Q-Small-Roasting-Shield-6561/204772876?quantity=1&str_nbr=0277
It does seem to have holes in it and since I will be doing thin filets and possibly shrimp, I think...
I am wondering what you all put your filets on before you put them in the smoker. Do you use cedar planks, thin metal (with or without holes) I am concerned about the filets, with no skin or bones, falling apart on the racks.
Thanks.
For smoked fish dip, I use talapia seasoned with old bay seasoning and smoked with apple wood. Once it cools down, I put in my food processor to chop up with some scallion, (two or three per pound of fish) then add mayo to get to the consistency that I want. Nothing measured. When I bring some...
Master Forge gas smoker.
I have done ribs, beef, and talapia for fish dip, but no chicken yet. I picked up a 6 pound whole chicken and am thinking of doing it beer can style. Using the beer can, will I still have to brine? Would oiling the skin before the rub help the skin crisp? or should I...
I made some beef jerky and left it in to long. Now it is way to dry. Not chewy at all. I tried putting some in a sandwich bag and that in a gallon zip lock with a wet paper towel. Heated that slightly in the microwave to bring some of the moisture out of the paper towel and left it in for about...
I do apples. I core, then quarter them from top to bottom. Then slice 1/4 inch thick. I lay them out on the trays and sprinkle lemon juice on them. then sprinkle with cinnamon. They come out nice and white and the cinnamon adds a good flavor to them.
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