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I have a bayou classic. It has two baskets and I believe it holds 4 gallons of oil. It works great. We have owned it several years. It holds temp very well. Also I have one of those master built indoor turkey fryers. I keep it in the garage and we will use it often times when frying things up.
Hello all,
My wife and I were out to eat over the weekend. She ordered a pecan pulled pork sandwich. This was not from a BBQ joint, more of a bar/grill type place. I must admit it one of the better pulled pork sammy's I have eaten. The meat had a pecan type flavor to it. Does this come just...
I have a couple pieces of pork belly in a batch of pops brine. I am wanting to smoke these after they have been in the brine for about 2 weeks. Do I need to soak them in clean water? Also it is getting hot out is it safe to cold smoke or do I need to hot smoke?
Thanks for the help.
I made one recently on my green moutain grill. I ran it at 250 and when it got to the stall I put the brisket in a foil boat. At the end of the cook I put the brisket in the foil boat in our oven at 170 overnight till lunch time. Ended up tasting great and we were all happy.
I threw a bunch of leg quarters on my pellet grill last weekend. The entire grill grate surface was covered with the chicken. Ran the grill at 225 for a bit then turned up to 350 to finish things off. When I pulled the chicken the pieces on the left side of the firepot and side opposite the...
Update: I put the ham steaks into Pops Brine Monday afternoon and pulled them Friday morning. I put them on the smoker for about 1.5 hours and pulled at 145 degrees. They turned out fine and tasted great.
I sliced off a piece and fried it up. It is fresh and not cured at all. Would I be wrong to try and cure them at this point as I like a cured/smoked ham steak?
I was cleaning the freezer today and found three packages marked Fresh Ham Steak. I am thawing them now and they appear to be like any other ham steak I would buy at the store, however I am assuming that as labeled as "fresh" this means they have not been cured? If this is the case any ideas...
Just want to give SmokinAl a shout out on this recipe. I did the recipe as described. Just finished slicing it this morning and it is GOOOOD! Will for sure do this one again! I bet 5 pounds doesn't last me long.
Update. I ended up going with cayenne. It was a 5# batch. Used 1/2 pork, 1/2 beef. I used the pre mixed seasoning and added a few Tablespoons of cayenne. I sampled one and the heat seemed good. Thanks for all the replies.
I am getting ready to make a batch of hot links. Nothing fancy here, just grind my meat and I bought a seasoning packet. We like things hot and I don't think the packet will bring the heat. I have some ghost pepper wing dust. Can I add this or will it mess up things? Am I better adding cayenne...
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