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That's for sure... :)
Dude thanks.... the Gorgonzola and Feta cheese combo was banging for all out there try that one with Sage sausage and you can't go wrong.\
Just got to give a big thanks to SMF with out this site I would not have had the knowledge to try or even think of cooking some of...
OK everyone here's the low down on my first fatties.
I decided to to do two of them for the first time (why not) so the first one I used was Jimmy Dean's hot sausage stuffed with red onions, green peppers,and pepper jack cheese with a pepper bacon wrap.
Here's the mix before the wrap
With the...
Well the bird came out great, everything I could have hoped for for my first bird. The oak gave it a mild flavor almost sweet will use it again on some other things and see how it does. here's the last of the Qviews and by the last pic you will see why..
Yes it's a WSM
The onions turned out great it was the first time I have done onions I only let them smoke for about 15 min and kept them piled up on each other.
Well wanted to try a chicken, my first. So I started by rubbing it down with olive oil and Balsamic vintner wanted to keep it plain. Also my first time somking with oak.
also added some burgers for lunch sorry no after pics man they were good
Almost done.. can't wait..
I've cooked lots of baby back ribs just not on a smoker yet, I can tell ya that warping them in foil will make them more tender then just cooking them unwrapped, as for taste they will come out about the same one being a little more juicier ( wrapped) then the other and fall off the bone...
I'm new to smoking too and the other day I ran in to the same problem and the best thing I could do at the time was to take the table umbrella and use it to keep the rain off the smoker so the temp would not go down too much.. I could tell by the humidity that it does effect cooking time some...
I have done a 40 plus suckling pig on my grill and I can say for sure that it will feed a lot of people
and you will have left overs. Go with a shoulder and you will be fine..
as you can see a 40#er is a lot of pork..
Good luck with the cook out.
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