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I smoked some bone in chicken thighs yesterday. They were GREAT. Today I had one for lunch. I would swear the smoke flavor intensified. Anyone else experience this?
To prove I am not a vegan I submit this picture of my new Sunday tradition, smoked porterhouse steak. Smoked to rare and reverse sear to medium rare. OH just to round things out that’s shrimp on the skewers The butter rounds out the flavor of the steak IMO
Winn-Dixie ribeye on sale $5.96 lbs. 1 ¼ inch thick. Grilled using chunk hickory/ hot smoke. Before grilling, Left at room temp for 1hr heavily salted to draw out moisture. Final product Ribeye sautéed spinach,onions,mushrooms and sweet potato fries and the obligatory red wine.
I have seen this method work with a cast iron frying pan. The only issue is you can only do one porterhouse at a time. Any reason this should not work with multiple steaks
Ok, it’s not like I have not been called that before. While at Costco to pick up some tri-tip I spied this. I just know even though it's cooked and sliced there has to be something you boys and girls have done with it in the smoker to kick it up
Smoked for 3hrs then foil wrapped for 2hrs on my MasterBuilt propane smoker. and straight to the grill for just a kiss of BBQ sauce. Sorry if the last picture is a little gross I was trying to show the bite. Pulled the bark of that piece and boy was that gooooooood
I read today that when you smoke ribs the pores of the meet will open initially, for a couple of hrs absorbing the smoke and then close so if you continue to smoke the ribs get an off taste
Made my second Tri-Tip invited My friend Jack and his wife Red, in an attempt increase smoke duration I put a piece of paraffin charcoal lighter in my CIP and one piece of charcoal on top got the charcoal white than put 1 large piece of hickory on top of the charcole when it stated to smoke I...
Dry rub for 6hrs. cooking time, 2hrs 45 minutes at 250 degrees took out of the smoker at 145 degrees. Pause for effect. Ok took them out at 165 degrees finished on the gas grill for 5 min. The smoke seems to have enticed an uninvited guest. As anyone that lives in FL near fresh water will tell...
I will be smoking my first round of chicken legs on the bayou chick rack. do you, boys and girls smoke with skin on our off
BTW I was going to edit chick rack but I'm sure someone is LOL
I was at a celebration of life last night. There was so much food. I was drawn to the pulled pork. It was great, I asked the gentlemen standing there who smoked the pork ? his response was "I did". I told him it was great. that I was just getting into smoking. And attempted to pat myself on the...
I had this small piece of boneless pork and decided to do a quick smoke, commercial pork rub. left a nice fat cap on top. 1 ½ hrs. at 225. Temp 133. Removed it from smoker tented with foil for 10 min got to 140. yummy
Did a tenderloin without all the bells and whistles, Just a rub a chunk of mesquite no water in the pan. 1 ½ hrs. at 250 then ½ hrs. to rest. Came out great. Note to self-hole in center of the slice is from temp probe, Try to shoot that well at the range
Ok, boys and girls, I don't want to dry the six chops I will be smoking tomorrow. They are all 1 1/4 " thick. Do I marinate them? Inject them or just smoke as is?
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