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Good idea. I have never used an electric smoker so I'm no help, but I feel sure someone will be along who can offer you some guidance.
By the way, welcome to the forum
I have made this sauce too and completely agree. Only thing I do differently is add 1/2 tsp cayenne to give it some heat. Aaron suggests this sauce for his brisket and dinos.
Here's the recipe copied from the internet:
1 14-ounce bottle of ketchup (I buy ketchup in bulk so I use about 2 cups)...
I'm pretty sure it's a Brinkmann 810-5502-W. Some of them have different handles and the name is stamped into the door as opposed to the nameplate like yours.
Living where I do, fresh shrimp is readily available and we like it fried. I'll lightly coat them in a breader and flash fry them. They only take a minute at most in hot oil and the key is not to overcook them. We do not like a batter for shrimp. No marinade or brine and the breader is seasoned...
For some strange reason I've been in a jerky making mood for the past week or so. I've done sweet bourbon, teriyaki, and a sweet heat. Been looking for another flavor to try and I think this is it. Thanks.
Bear, we may not have had much conversation between us, but just know this, I have read many of the inspirational and informative posts you have made and they've help me tremendously. I will continue to use them as a resource forever and for that, I am eternally grateful.
We got kind of beat up around here right before Christmas with the flu. No fun being sick any time and much less around the holidays
Hope you continue to get better
Congrats to all the throwdown winners and thanks to you who have taken up this challenge making these throwdowns happen. I love to see them and look at how people's minds work. There are some really talented cooks on here but I am not one of them. Not everyone is given the same talents and...
I try to find deals on beef and pork and will grind my own. Recently I've been grinding a good amount of pork because it has been on sale. I don't make sausage and I only grind about 5lbs at a time and freeze. Ground pork will work just as good as hamburger in many recipes
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