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Unless that's a really small knife that looks like a regular pork loin. The tenderloins I've been getting are quite a bit smaller. Regardless it still looks great. Good lookin grub you have there.
Looks good! Lots of great rub recipes here and also Soflaquers finishing sauce. Once you try these, sauce will be optional. :) One thing to remember on the brisket is when it's done and rested make sure you slice it across the grain. If you're getting a packer you can separate the flat and point...
Made plenty of CB with loins but never with a tenderloin. Given the size of the tenderloin I'd guess a couple days in cure would be enough. Might hafta try that next time. ;)
Thanks for the ideas! I butterflied them and stuffed with bread crum stuffing and a row of sliced jalapenos. Dusted the outside lightly with cayenne cgbp and buffalo chicken dry rub. Smoked for about 90 minutes with mesquite at 220 until meat reached 150 internal. wrapped in foil and into a...
Another thing that helps with that type smoker is making sure the water pan has plenty of water in it the whole time. Some people add apple juice, among other things, to the water pan. it definitely helps keep the meat from drying out.
Lump might be a little too hot for that type smoker. I usually use briquettes in my ECBs. Only use enough smoking wood to produce a thin blue smoke. if its thick and white you'll get an overpowering smoke taste and maybe creosote on the meat. The 2-2-1 is just a guideline and should be adjusted...
Stocked up on fresh tenderloins before 4th of July, and smoked 6 for the party. I coated them with BBQ sauce then applied my pork rub on top of that, put em all in a 2.5 gallon ziplock overnight then smoked them with apple wood the next morning. Sliced and layered the slices in a double...
Welcome to the wonderful world of smoking. There's more than a few of us Kentuckians here and we're glad to help any way we can.
Good luck and good smokes!
SG.
On a piece of meat that small I would have foiled it at 160 and pulled it off the pit at 195. Double wrap in foil and into the cooler. Temp will rise to 200ish and after an hour or so the meat should pull nicely and have a firmer texture, If you overcook it you'll notice it gets mushy. Just...
Piney has good info here. For me 3-2-1 was overkill on spares. I keep an eye on them until i get 1/4 inch pullback then foil with AJ, a touch of Beam & a lil rub. bout an hour later I check em then if ready finish on the grate with sauce if they wand sauced ribs or just firm em up if they want...
I do use soflaquer's finishing sauce but before I smoke the meat I mix some apple juice with some of my rub, mix it well so it dissolves into the juice, then inject into the meat a several places. Wrap it in plastic wrap and back into the fridge for a couple hours at least. I also score the...
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