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Cold smoked a 15 lb. Pork Belly on Friday with an Amaze-N- Pellet Smoker in my XL BGE. I've got about 2 lb. of cold smoked skin. Besides just freezing it for cooking flavor, is there anything edible to make with the smoked skin? I've seen some recipes where you cook unsmoked skin in a pressure...
No dancing, no chants, all I have to do is THINK about building a fire in the Outlaw SFB (aka The Beast) and bingo, RAIN!!!
Here I just called my favorite butcher to see if he had a few racks of pork ribs squirreled away ( his big delivery is Thursday) cause I figured I had time to give them a...
I was standing in a kitchenware store in a local mall, and a guy was selling this item to two women. They bought one each at $100. Looks like a fun toy, and I could think of some things to use it on, but, geez. More money than brains, maybe.
Here's the actual website...
I didn't think I'd find anything to interest me in the course, since I've been smoking meat and fish for years, but boy, it's such a good refresher. It's a perfect introduction for a beginner, and a good reminder for the rest of us. Thank you for making it available.
Finally did the two #10 USDA Prime packer briskets I posted about. Got a few pictures. Never tried posting pictures but here goes.
Followed the suggestions you all made to pull and wrap at 160°, then pull at 190°. I've usually pulled them later to wrap. Was curious about how the meat grade...
Due to some odd family circumstances, I'm going to be smoking 2 USDA Prime packer briskets about #10 each, (and an #8 Pork butt) on the Independence Day weekend. I usually do 2 USDA Choice packer briskets that weekend (this is my 6th year of brisket on July 4th) and usually cook them to 190°...
I'm Judy, and I've been wanting to say "hi" since I signed up a couple of weeks ago, but some family issues are making it hard to get time to post. Let alone smoke anything. I've had a big Char-Griller (souped up a bit with modifications) for about 6 years and before that a little water...
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