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Slid some chicken thighs into the MES30 the other night for dinner, just a little olive oil and homemade rub on them.
Had some leftover last night, so decided to make jambalaya (sausage bought from a local meat market, haven't gotten into that yet). Made for a nice hearty meal when it was 14...
You can't really avoid the stall, just do your best to power through it. Like mneeley490 said, you can wrap it in aluminum foil (or pink butcher paper) to help it power through.
That bacon looks great! I'm attempting bacon for the first time this weekend, been curing for about 8 days now using Bear's method also. Tomorrow morning it goes into the MES, hoping it turns out as good as yours looks!
I could be mistaken this time, but in most cases there is no rewiring really needed to the controller. A temperature probe attached to the PID is placed in the smoker, and the smoker plugged into an outlet on the PID (think power strip, but only one receptacle). The PID is then plugged into the...
That's understandable, and I can appreciate that. Thank you for your honesty! I hope you get a smoker that meets all your wants/needs!
As for size, I am with you there. When talking with him, it didn't take much to convince me to buy bigger than what I thought now and grow into it. Even if I...
I would like to think that if that is the recommended usage that you would be fine to keep it. That's just my .02 though, and hopefully someone will be along shortly with more experience with Prague #2 than I to give you an answer.
Was going to suggest Bellfab, but saw in the bottom of your post you already considered them.
Out of curiosity (and not to sidetrack you post), was there something you've seen from his pictures that has caused you to lean away from him? I'm not trying to persuade you to get one, I'm more...
Hello all -
When trimming briskets, I know the meat trimmings can be used for sausage and/or burger grinds. However, I'm still unclear as to whether all off the trimmings can be used for this? I'm thinking more specifically of the hard fat and deckle. I've seen references around the forums but...
Correct. It feels similar in construction to the brown paper bags from the grocery store. Because you're smoking low over indirect heat though, the likelihood of it catching fire is quite low. Not impossible, but pretty unlikely.
I've heard of using cornstarch (instead of baking powder) under the rub to give the skin a bit of a crispier texture when grilling/smoking. Haven't tried it myself though.
Thanks for all the input! Pretty much confirmed what I was already thinking. Guess I'll pull one and see how it goes.
Anything new going in will be vacuum sealed for sure!
To my great shame, I found a couple ribeyes stashed in the deep freezer that date back to early/mid 2018. They don’t look horrendous, but I know they certainly won’t taste fresh.
Would it be better to make into jerky or ground burger, or should it just be pitched? I hate throwing money away...
I wish I had documented previous smokes, but I didn't think to. I just started curing about 20 pounds of pork belly using Bearcarver's TQ method, so I'll definitely document and share that!
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