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So. I smoked my first side of bacon yesterday. Once I pulled it off the smoker, I cooled it off in the refrigerator. Several hours later, (at 6 o clock) I took it out, sliced it up, and put it in plaistic bags to be frozen. This is when I had to go do something, I thought I would just be gone...
I am going to be catering 150 people in less than 2 weeks. They want a mix of smoked brisket, pulled pork, and chicken. I will be cooking the beef/pork a couple of days in advance, and cooking the chicken day of. I was just wondering what the best way to store all that meat would be. Should I go...
Hey.
I am still pretty new to smoking and I have been wanting to try some ribs for a while now. Just got a case of saint Louis style from a local restaurant, and I have no clue how to start. So any tips will be appreciated.
Thanks!
I switched to lump charcoal and got the temp up to about 260 for the last 5 hours, also I opened the chimney door all the way and the door of the sidecar.
Also by burning more charcoal than what I had brought the temp up some too.
Thanks for all your help!
I am following a modified version of geeks basic brisket that I found here on the forum.
I do like your recipe also and I will probably try that next time.
The only problem I am having is the temp, I can't seem to keep it above 200 and definitely not in the 225-250 range. I am using kingsford...
Hey!
I am new to smoking. I have done a few small things on my chargriller smoker-grill,mostly poultry. I just recently got an Oklahoma Joe's longhorn smoker.
I have used it once to smoke some chickens and I am planning on trying my first brisket tomorrow. I have had some first hand advise...
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