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How much wood would a wood chip tray need if a wood chip tray needed wood? A wood chip tray would need as much as a wood chip tray would need if a wood chip tray needed wood. Damn I think I might be one beer over the limit.
Is that a self proclaimed title or have you won the BMC? LOL is that you KVD? Where are you from and what lakes do you fish? I'm in Kentucky and fish Barkley / Kentucky mostly. Just learning to smoke and this it the perfect place to get pointers and advice. Great to see another bass...
I bought a generic cover for my mes 30 and it stays in the weather during warmer weather but put it in the garage during the winter. It seems to repel water well, but as an added insurance, I put a large black trash bag over it under the cover. Just to insure the electronics don't get wet. ...
I've been using apple wood chips in the loader / tray. I just ordered the AMNPS. Well actually I ordered one on Dec. 22 from Amazon. After waiting a week for them to "process" it, I canceled and ordered it from AMAZ N and it was shipped the very next day. Should have done that to begin...
Check out this link:
http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/73761/cart-modification-for-mes-nice
Yeah I know you didn't want to spend the $ but this is a pretty awesome idea. It gets it to eye level, provides side shelves and also mobility. I checked Sam's Club and they are the cheapest you can...
Okay I mainly use apple to smoke with and occasionally hickory. I will try the light smoke for her portion next time but I really don't want to cut a turkey in half, so maybe cornish hens or something along those lines. Smoked chex mix??????????? Actually think i'm leaning toward the stuffed...
Thanks JD 07 some of those look intriguiging, especially the boudin stuffed loin. And crazzycajun if I came home with a girlfriend it'd probably be the end of a shotgun barrel that was smokin not my MES. LOL. But hey, maybe you have a good recipe for boudin.....
Hey guys and gals, my wife claims she doesn't care for smoked foods with the exception of the occasional pulled pork sandwich. And it's not just the stuff I smoke because she doesn't like it done by proffesionals either. So my question is: What would be the perfect food to change her...
I love grilled pineapple chunks skewered between shrimp body and tail with a teryaki marinade. Also can't beat a cored and peeled pear. Happy grilling.
I wouldn't waste my chips, pellets, chunks, etc... on ruining those delicious fillets. Batter - Fry - Enjoy. If it ain't broke don't fix it. Just my 2 cents.
I never knew meat was mostly susceptible to smoke between 100 to 140 degrees internal temp. I'm a newbie learning new tricks just by scouring threads. So does this mean that I shouldn't worry about a slow starting smoke or smoke that fizzles between these temps? It's always drove me crazy it...
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