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Greg, fish is easy and fast. I brine the fish in saltwater with some creole seasoning for about an hour. Rinse and pat dry with paper or cloth towels. Rub goes on and immediately into the smoker. I don't use any water in the smoker tray. I tend to like smoked fish on the drier side, as it...
I bought a MES 30 via Amazon [free shipping] and I love it. I am new to smoking and absolutely everything has been a success:
trout, steelhead, tri-tip and chicken so far.
I bought the cheap vinyl cover but I doubt it will last long in Sun Valley winters.
I have not had any sensor problems...
Looks great. Try the tri-tip with the cocoa-coffee rub from Saint Scarbelly. It is AWESOME!
COFFEE COCOA RUB
from Scarbelly:
This one rocks and has been tested by many folks here on the forum with great success
BBQ Goddess Java Rub
1/2 cup coffee grounds (I use the Cuban coffee, its...
Thanks very much, that is a good chart. Eventually I'll nail down some fowl times-per-pound and post them as chickens vary greatly in size from small fryers to big roasters. The chart simply says "4 hours."
Hi Gang:
I'm riding out the hurricane in MA and justifiably wishing I were in front of my smoker.
Has anyone put together any approximate minutes-per-pound for larger cuts being smoked at 225 degrees?
Chickens?
Turkeys?
Roasts?
I realize there is a lot more to it than arithmetic, but some...
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