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Hi Mike,
I agree that you should think about using lump as heat fuel and compliment that with wood chunks for smoke. I use pre-burnt oak in my off set and then chunks of cherry, apple or hickory for the smoke.
I've grilled Spam kabobs before but never tried smoking it. Looks pretty good and I'm not a real fan either. Maybe a combination of the 2 would work well, skewer up some kabobs and smoke with some glaze on them.
Don,
I've gone from freezer strait to the oven and cooked at a low temp(250o) until good and hot and they've been fine. Also pulled from freeze and thawed and reheated on low heat grill with good resluts. Travs method work just as well. You'll be fine.
In the vertical Brinkman the ribs lower in the smoke chamber might cook a little faster so you could rotate them a couple times but I don't think your time will vary much. All the slabs into a foil pan and cover is a good plan. Good luck and don't forget the Qview!
Now that is some fine looking sausage right there. Points for sure! I usually stuff the casing and then cure in fridge. Any particular reason for stuffing after? I've never use beef middles before but like the looks of your finished product.
I use non fat dry milk in my smoked sausages in place of the soy protein concentrate with great results. Great flavor and texture and have used it in that particular recipe.
I've smoked bologna before but never anything even close to yours. Every one of them look tasty as hell.
The King would be saying " thank ya, thank ya very much"!
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