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I'm smoking an 8lb prime rib this weekend and looking for some advice.
I'm going to rub it with just kosher salt and ground black pepper - what ratio of each, 50/50?
What wood do you guys recommend using?
I believe it should take about 15 minutes per pound, is this right?
Should I give it...
My first ever full smoker!
4 racks of baby backs
3 slabs of beef ribs
1 tray of ABTs
1 tray of pig candy
My first time cooking beef ribs, ABTs and pig candy so hopefully this goes well. More pictures to follow.
Trundle
So this weekend I did my biggest ever smoke... 4 racks of ribs! (We all have to start somewhere don't forget!)
I have a cabinet smoker and had two racks on one shelf and two racks on the shelf below.
After 30 minutes I opened the smoker to give them a spritz the above ribs had dripped all over...
Can anyone suggest a good beef rib rub?
I was thinking about just salt and pepper or Montreal steak but was worried that could be too salty with the bark to meat ratio (I'm planing on using Montreal steak seasoning for a prime rib roast later this month, because there is so much meat compared...
So I'm smoking baby backs and beef ribs for a dinner party of 8 people. How many racks of baby backs and how many beef ribs should I do, the beef are cut into slabs of 3 or 4 bones.
I was thinking maybe 2 racks of baby backs and 4 4 bone slabs of beef, but I'd hate for there not to be enough...
So I do my baby backs 2-2-1 and am very happy with how they come out.
In a few weeks we are hosting a big BBQ and friends have said they are expecting ribs. Lol
I don't want smoke rolling while we have guests so I came up with this idea and wondering what you guys thought.
I could smoke them...
I was at Costco today checking out the cuts they sell and their prices.
I am north of the border, so these prices are in Canadian dollars.
The two that jumped out as good value were
Eye of round, $7.99 per kg average size around 4kg so $30+
Sirloin tip whole, $8.49 per kg, average size...
Hey guys,
I'm in Alberta Canada and finding it very hard to buy meat.
Are there any Calgarians out there who can recommend places to go? I've checked out several supermarkets and Costco and can't find any Tri tip, Boston butts (can find picnics but most too small, under 4/6lb and no sign of a...
I saw a video for these and had to try them, I was really happy with how they turned out. A little bit of messing around but really easy to do!
I cut each chicken thigh in half to make smaller appetizer ones.
Thighs cut, opened out, seasoned and filled with pepper piece and cream cheese...
So I got a new thermometer this weekend and unlike the Weber Igrills the probes have no markings or sleeve distinguishing them apart.
I use heat shrink at work and thought that would be a great way of distinguishing each probe. They are colour coded in the app so colouring each probe makes...
So I just picked this up planning to attemp pulled photo for the family this weekend.
I've never cooked pulled pork or picnic before.
So My plan right now is to remove all skin. Should I remove all or leave skin on the bottom to protect from heat?
Rub and inject with Chris Lilly's pork...
My wife came back with Costco this after noon with this, as soon as I saw it I said, that's going on the smoker!!
Smoked it over cherry wood at 275°.
I had my probe in the thickest part of the breast and it said it was at IT 165° after just over an hour. This was a lot quicker than I expected...
I smoked two racks of baby backs this afternoon, 2-2-1, they came out really well. I normally just have my ribs dry with nothing but the initial rub but wanted to try something different today.
I made my own BBQ and basted one of the two racks. The basted rack were very nice but sauce didn't...
My brother is a butcher and said he can get me some beef chuck flats from work. He said they are about 2"x2"x8"
Can anyone suggest any smoking directions? I'm assuming I'd just use a brisket rub? Maybe inject or not bother?
How long would I need to smoke it for and what IT should I pull at and...
This weekend I bought a Masterbuilt elite 40" extra wide 2 door propane smoker from Bass Pro.
Bass Pro offers product protection on their items. Has anyone taken out this protection and how good was it?
My smoker was $279CAN and product protection was $70CAN, so 25% of the value.
The sales...
Hey,
I want to try smoking a pork loin in my new smoker. My last pork lion was a complete failure but I'm putting that down to the faulty Bradley smoker I used.
Can anybody suggest any good recipes for a pork loin. Currently my plan is to coat it in maple syrup for an hour or so, then cover in...
Hey guys,
My wife said she wants to buy me a smoker for my birthday next month, but she knows it's best if I chose it myself. So I'm looking for some advice. I'm fairly new to smoking, had a few successful smokes and a few failures.
So here's my initial thoughts,
I am looking around the $300...
I'm looking to smoke 2 pork loins, one on each rack of my Bradley 2 rack electric smoker. (This will be my first time using it).
I have a few questions hopefully you guys can help with.
What size should cut each piece of pork loin too? I'm thinking 2 1/2 - 3lb will fit nicely on each rack. If...
Hi guys,
I have been given a Bradly 2 rack electric smoker and I have a few questions.
In the owners manual it says you must half fill the rear deposit bin with water to collect used/burnt bisquettes but there's no mention of putting water in the drip tray (or using any water inside the...
Hi guys,
I put a post in 'pork - grilling' earlier looking for some advice. I haven't really had much of a response so I'm wondering if it's not on the best place?
This should be a link to my post, take a look and any advice you can give would be great. If the link doesn't work my post is near...
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