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I agree with Foamheart its what you are set up for. I usually use racks. My friends use hangers they all taste the same to me. Hangng leaves a more unifrm look. Smetimes mine are flat on one side.
Guys I have seen this when there was some ice in the cavity. We did about 30 birds for a Husker a Football party and one of the birds was not completely thawed. Everything was to temp but there was blood in the cavity just like you noticed. Just an FYI
You can find expanded metal at a local welding shop or find it online but shipping is expensive.
I have used hog fence for cooking whole hogs before. It tends to be cheaper than expanded metal. You can find at your local farm supply store but, I live in Nebraska and assume supply stores are...
Can we add another day to the weekend? Call it Funday or something. There are just too many fun things I want to try on the smoker. Also the reason my wife limits my time on this site:biggrin:
Thank you for the great posts!
I love the idea of chili on the tamale. That is going on my to drool list. :drool
Now for a good chili recipe.......off to scan the forum.
Thank you Foamheart!
I have the 10 pound LEM stuffer and it works great. I agree strongly with foamheart though, chilled meat is the way to go with sausage. For that reason generally only use 5 pounds at a shot. I only use 10 pounds at a time when we're doing deer sticks. We make a lot of deer sticks.
Welcome.
It's a great place for smoking and building. Good luck with the smoke. How about you shoot us some pictures of the smoking meat when you get a chance. Have fun!
I don't wrap my brisket but I put it in a tin foil pan from the start. By the time the meat is up to 190 degrees the brisket is swimming in Au jus. After I have let the meat rest and then cut it I put the slices back in the Au jus.
Great solution to the problem. I believe I will steal that idea if you don't mind. I bet bricks would work as well. This will be awesome solution for me on how to get hot BBQ to the lake. Thumbs Up
There is an "opensource" option called the Heatermeter.
This unit will allow the control of temperature by varying an induction fan. It allows for multiple temperature probes so it can tell the temp of the meat and the smoker. You can program it to maintain temperature when the meat reaches a...
Brisket in a competition - the judges like to see the brisket stretch a bit then fall apart. (That is what I have been lead to believe)
190 degrees I pull the brisket off the smoker and wrap it in saran wrap and put it in an insulated cooler with no ice. I then cut it after about a two hour...
Larryacguy, I have built and owned many smokers. That being said I have never had one act the exact same as far as temperatures go. I recommend that you trust your internal thermometer and go by that and not what it says on the outside temperature control. I have always had best luck with an...
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