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Found some on sale picnics to smoke today. Flavorama number five rub applied. Smoked for five hours, wrapped and back on for three and half hours with a final temp of 200. Now for the rest
Never used a dehydrator, always smoke my jerky and finished in oven with door cracked until I get the consistency I want. Last round of beef jerky on dehydrator was tough as a corn cob. I'm thinking the meat market sliced the grain wrong this time or I dried it too long? Top round roast, highest...
Smoked another round of cheese. Had a friend get some in Wisconsin on a business trip. Put ground coffee on a pizza pan with holes in the bottom, poured coffee on top of cheesecloth. Smoked 2 1/2 hours. Coffee is fantastic. I've read a lot on here about coffee smoking failure but the cold smoke...
Never tried smoking this but I'm looking forward to it. Not sure if I want to salt pepper garlic or use my go to mustard and BBQ rub. Going to hang in pit barrel and drink some old school beer.
Planning a 125 pound half hog Saturday in a cinder block pit. Thinking of not injecting, use oil and my go to BBQ dry rub. Pit runs about 280 degrees offset heat. Gonna use hickory and pecan wood. Any thoughts suggestions and opinions I'd appreciate it. Never tried anything on this big of a...
I want to smoke these. I need to use he 4 hour rule to get them to proper temp. Using cure 1, 1
teaspoon per 5 pound meat. Mixing 3# butt, 1 pound beef, and 1 pound deer bacon mix. When I put in casing do I let room temp dry for two hours? Then to smoke? Then to ice bath? Then to fridge. When...
Hi mountain country blend cure/seasoning. Little black pepper/brown sugar. Cured three days and left open for an hour in fridge to dry a bit. Going on mes 30 hanging on skewers. 150 degrees or so. Alder wood or maybe hickory
Two whole chickens and the two top racks filled with pork neck bones smoking with hickory @ 240 smoker temp. Smelling delicious and can't wait to eat those poor man ribs.
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