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OK, So I didn't get the pictures in time. The Talipia was good but I soaked it to long. Propped the cavity open with toothpicks. Just wanted to try a whole fish once.
Opps, got carried away. LOL
I bought two racks of baby back ribs. Not all my guests can make it. Should I freeze one or should I smoke both.
I'm not sure if I can freeze a fresh rack or smoke it and vacuum pack it for later use,
Jim
Welcome Adam,
I tried some fish yesterday for the first time.
I soaked them in the brime too long. They were to salty!
I did them whole, soaked them overnight and smoked them with Alder for 6 hours, dried them out a bit.
Let me know how yours come out, good luck.
Jim
I bought some mullet, dressed and scaled, left them whole, and have them soaking in brime.
I plan on smoking them at 220 degrees with hickory. Not sure yet.
I would appreciate any suggestions as I never did fish before.
Also going to throw on a couple whole dressed Tilapia
and a slab of Salmon...
I want to thank all those for your posts that showed me how to get started. I knew I had to try a fattie the first time I saw it. Great!
Jimmy Dean sausage ready to fill.
Sliced green onion, green pepper, fresh mushrooms, mozzarella cheese, and some pizza sauce.
Rolled and wrapped with bacon...
My Bradley smokey all set up and ready to roll!
My first attempt at smoking. Chicken was basted with 50/50 mix of soy sauce and olive oil. Hickory smoked at 250 for 5 hrs. till internal temp. was 180.
Finished bird shown with side of oven baked potato salad.
I was trying to post my first attempt at smoking, but I an unable to upload any pictures. I tried resizing and changeing format. Nothing seems to work.
Thanks in advance, Jim
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