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I smoked my first turkey (14.5 lbs.). 275 degrees and it took 3 hours. I used applewood and salt and pepper. The legs fell off the body when I took off the smoker.
I decided to have BBE tonight for dinner. I cooked 1 lb. of 80/20 ground beef, 7 eggs, and and about 1/2 stick of butter. I cooked this at 375 degrees per side for 4 minutes. Look how they turned out:
I did another pork belly with the chuck roast. This belly was frozen for about a week. It was good but I was having some resistance after reaching 205 degrees. The lower right side was not probing like butter but the rest of the belly was. I did not want to overcook it so I pulled a wrapped...
I just finished smoking this chuck roast. I smoked at 250 degrees for 5 hours and 40 minutes with cherry wood (all I had). I rubbed with SPG and pulled at 206 degrees. Probed like butter and was oozing juice. The reveal will be tomorrow. I wrapped in butcher with some tallow, vac sealed...
Just finished a belly for my John Deere technician. I bought a new tractor and had to have $5,000.00 dollars worth of warranty work due to a hairline crack.
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I tried out a tenderloin tonight. I brined for 24 hours. Rubbed with SPG. Smoked with applewood at 275 degrees to 142 degrees internal. I did not keep track of the time. It was freaking amazing.
I believe my smoker (CookShack SM066) loves 275 degrees.
I smoked a 5.5-pound pork belly on Sunday (05-28-23). I had family in town for my daughter’s high school graduation. I used my 22-inch Webber grill (set up with Slow N Sear and Fireboard Pro 2).
Cook time was right at 11 hours. The Fireboard held the grill temp at 225 degrees almost perfectly...
I smoked a 20-pound brisket on Sunday (05-27/28-23). I had family in town for my daughter’s high school graduation. I used my CookShack SM066 electric smoker. This was my first brisket on this smoker.
Cook time was 12 hours and 45 minutes and the brisket was held at 150 degrees for six hours...
Trying something new here. I have an electric SM066 smoker that has a hold feature (145 to 150 degrees) BUT it only holds temps for six hours. I also know that I can set the temp to 145 or 150 and walk away as well. I have been searching far and wide on the internet for holding oven ideas...
I did a pork belly today. This was my longest smoke on the new smoker. The meat was 6.25 pounds and was smoked from 0800 to 1930 (11.5 hours). I have never had a pork belly take that long ever. Final temp was 190 degrees. The pork belly also expanded in height (never seen that before...
This is my first lengthy cook on my new SM066. Every BBQ channel I watched on You Tube said pork loins take around 3-4 hours at 225. I cut the loin into thirds and seasoned each piece with a different flavor rub.
I just pulled mine at 2.5 hours and the temp was reading 150 to 160. I...
I made smoked shotgun shells for the Super Bowl. I had some left over. I vac sealed them and stuck them in the freezer. My wife reminded me about them tonight. So I tried them.
When I opened the bag, I was immediately hit with hickory smoke (unbelievable). I microwaved them for two and a...
I just tried this out for Superbowl Sunday. I smoked 2 boxes of manicotti pasta shells filled with 8 oz of cream cheese, 8 oz sharp cheddar cheese, 1 lb. maple sausage, 1lb. 80 /20 ground beef, 2lbs. of thick cut bacon, Kingsford Sweet and Salty rub, and topped of with some Sweet Baby Rays...
I wanted to cook a breakfast fatty but decided against taking a loan out to buy some eggs. I had all the other ingredients on hand to make a pizza fatty. This one cooked faster because I could not roll it closed. I over stuffed with cheese, onions, and pepperonis. It cooked pretty quickly...
I decided to make a cheeseburger fatty as the initial cook on my SM066. I have never cooked one these before. I've done briskets, ribs, chicken, and butts. I figured the bacon weave and rolling would be more difficult than it actually was.
I set the smoker for 275 and cooked until the...
I seasoned for 6 hours at 275. For the first 2 hours, I had some temperature swings ranging from 6-12 degrees (oldsarge said it was normal - THANKS by the way). The temps settled down and ran at 275 for the remaining 4 hours. My order came with hickory. Smelled awesome while seasoning. Time...
I just ordered this. It is all stainless steel made in the US of A. The company is called Smokehouse Chef out of Texas.
It was $159.00 with free shipping and no tax. Kitchen Aid meat grinder
I have never made sausage and figured this was the best way into learning this process without going...
Broke out my Sous Vide. Cooked a ribeye at 129 for 1 hour (medium rare). I use my Lodge 11 inch square griddle to perform the sear. This time I used my MAPP gas torch. I was a little cautious because it's like a gazillion degrees.
The ribeye was really yummy. It's like cheating using this...
I am in the market for a new smoker. I have been looking at the Amerique SM066 for a while. I discovered the LSG Pee Wee on accident. I do not care about the smoke ring either. I really like the SM066 for the set and forget and temperature holding capabilities.
But with that said, I have...
My wife said she wanted one of these for Christmas. Char Griller 36 inch flat iron griddle. I caught it on sale at Menards for $200.00 back in October. I have used BS in the past. I liked this because the burners have a wind protection, better temperature control, and it came with a metal...
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