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I saw BrianGSDTexoma's post 'Just Some Smoked Cured Chicken Breast' and I thought, gee......I haven't done smoked turkey legs in awhile. Don't ask how I got from chicken and turkey breasts to turkey legs, but it happens to me a lot when I read these post's.
So Friday I threw four legs in Pop's...
I was reading bacon_crazy510's post on Cajun Green Onion Sausage and it has me circling back to what I need to do to cold smoke sausage.
I originally went down the path of getting the Smoke Vault 24 to run at a low enough temperature to do cold smoking. I now do not believe that's possible. The...
I was feeling lazy tonight. We had a 12 pack of chicken drumsticks. Four went on the grill, the others were baked to another meal.
Kinder’s all the way. Sorry……..didn’t get a plate shot.
What to we do with leftover grilled lamb shoulder chops (and a few pieces of leftover grilled hanger steak)?
Bolognese……..
Sauté some onions and carrots. Throw everything else in.
Let it simmer on a low bubble for 3 1/2 hours
Boil up some pasta (don’t over sauce). Toast up some of the...
Tonight is lamb shoulder chops sprinkled in Montreal Steak Seasoning. Served with a tossed green salad and…………wait for it………Rice-a-roni.
We have not eaten Rice-a-roni in three months and we’ve had it twice in one week! I do like tonight’s rice pilaf more than the beef version. But this will be...
Last night was Tri-Tip.
Thanks to everyone who responded to the Santa Maria Rub thread. A lot of great discussion.
I went with a light coating of Worcestershire sauce and SPG.
Grilled asparagus to go with it and tossed in some Hawaiian style macaroni salad.
I pulled a tri-tip that had gotten lost in the back of the freezer. I'd like to make a Santa Maria Rub.
The searches on SMF turn up lots of threads where people talk about cooking a tri-tip in a Santa Maria rub/style, but I do not see recipes.
I went to the Recipes forum. There are 72 pages...
When I saw the T-Bone steaks on WaterRat’s post I responded that I was going for that tonight.
Having said that, my local Safeway offers crud for beef, and being retired and lazy, before heading into the car and driving 10 miles, I thought I’d check the freezer.
Did I mention I was lazy? There...
I found this on a 2018 thread. What is the current list of membership monikers?
0-29 Newbie
30-74 Fire Starter
75-149 Smoke Blower
150-299 Meat Mopper
300-999 Smoking Fanatic
1000-4999 Master of the Pit
Also, I see some members have both 'SMF Premier Member' and 'Lifetime Member'. What is the...
After reading another thread by duffman on smoking ribs today I thought I’d join the party.
Normally I stick to salt and pepper, but after reading so many threads where folks used SPOG, I thought I’d give it a try.
Grilled some zucchini, and roasted potatoes in foil on the grill.
Dinner...
We were in Sam's yesterday. It seems the last 3-4 times we've visited they have not had the boneless hams. We always like having one in the house for those nights we're feeling lazy.
I did a bit of a search of the forums using 'Costco' and did not see much. Is there a recipe and procedure for...
A lazy day. It’s heck being retired. Weather is in the upper 70’s. Sunny. Light breeze. Thought we’d smoke some turkey legs.
Pop’s brine, using 1/2 cup Morton’s kosher salt, and a bit over a cup of white and light brown sugar.
Smoker settled in at 260. Apple wood chunks for about 3 hours. 181 IT.
The county fair is coming up and it has me thinking about those turkey legs. Last year they were $26 for a leg.
I thought I’d give them a try. $2.99 a pound at the store. Legs were 1 1/2 pounds each, as were the wings
Used Pop’s brine with a 1/2 cup of Morton’s. Three days in the refrigerator...
Our first warm day of the year here in the SF Bay Area. It's 74 degrees out!
I have not smoked beef. I have read a great deal on this site. Thought I'd give Dino ribs a try. Seasoned the Dino ribs Texas style, salt and pepper.
Took a bit to get the smoker out of it's hibernated state. Started...
I have a Smoke Vault 24. I like the Smoke Vault for it's compact size and that it uses propane. It's taken away the hassle (for me) of attending to a wood smoker. From day one I had a problem hitting and maintaining 225 degrees for ribs. I did a boatload of mods (Smoke Vault Lessons Learned)...
I have had the Smoke Vault for about six months. I have been going through the learning curve and have been doing a lot of reading here. A great group and a lot of good knowledge.
I added sheet metal around the base to knock down the wind issues, and I have added a needle point valve for better...
Tonight was smoked chicken quarters.
For those who followed some of the things I did to modify the Smoke Vault smoker, one of those was a wood platform for the probe receiver that sat on the top of the smoker attached with strip magnets. Imagine the surprise when I used the wood platform on the...
I did not see a forum for sourcing meat, and I do not see a group in the forums for California, so we'll try General Discussion.
I live in the San Francisco Bay Area. It's difficult to find good cuts of meat for smoking and curing. The meat shops tend to be pricey. The run-of-the-mill...
I purchased a Vauno EN2053-3 remote wireless BBQ and meat thermometer on Amazon.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08BXCGD76?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1
I bought the thermometer to monitor the temperature inside the Smoke Vault smoker I have. It works fine, but the standard 40" cables are...