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Regarding the sticking problem, I've had Frogmats recommended to me. I haven't gone so far as to try one yet, but I thought I'd pass it on.
http://www.frogmats.com
JI - I'm with ya on the beef rub, but I've never liked any of the sauces usually associated with beef. Especially steak sauces. I always thought a good steak needed no sauce. Now I'll be doing a brisket this weekend with a rub like you described, and plan to put some red wine in with it when I...
It seems to me a lot of folks like a sweetness to their smoked meat. I've always been more of a fan of the salt/vinegar style of sauces and rubs. Are there different schools of thought on this? I'm not really familiar with the differences between Memphis, KC, Texas and Chicago styles of BBQ, but...
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I thought this too important to let sit. I saw this link on another forum (pelletheads). The USDA recommends against rinsing (and definitely not washing). Their fear of cross-contamination outweighs any possible benefit...
Welcome. This is a very encouraging group of people. I'm new to this thing, but as richoso1 says, "It's all good."
My daughter (the vegan) says she's going to make me wear the patch to break my addiction to smoking.
DW (da wife) laughed at the picture taking, too, until she saw what a post...
My wife used to make a marinade of olive oil, lemon juice, fresh rosemary and crushed garlic. Then she saw on some Food Network show that it's even tastier if you use it after grilling the steaks than it is before. If you like the taste of fresh garlic on your steaks, this technique can't be beat.
Thanks, all. I'll be trying again this weekend.
Based on the way the cheese looked when it came out, I'm thinking I've also got significant temperature differences between the top of the box and the lower shelves. Interesting that the cheese that sagged the most was the gouda on the bottom...
Meat,
The 4th pic is my smoker (loaded) with the door removed. It's a primitive electric smoker that I'm using just as a cabinet for the A-Maze-N Smoker.
Thanks,
Pokey
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