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Hi love this site. I've been doing parties here and there, not really charging what I should but making a few extra bucks. Time to start getting paid for my time. Especially this next cook. I got a wedding gig. 150 people. Menu will be pulled pork, chicken thighs, salt potatoes and my homemade...
One of my wife's friends asked her 8 year old what he wanted for his birthday party and said barbecue. Such a great kid. I had the honor to cook it.
Pulled pork before foiling
Ribs
Wings. I cheated and used old bay
These ribs I made for me and the wife. Trial run competition. Man I think I...
That's me on the bottom, The Mud Pit. This will be my first ever competition. I entered the rib only comp. was so tempted to enter the KCBS rib brisker chicken pulled pork comp but figured the rib entry would be a good way to get my feet wet. Looking forward to learning stuff possibly and fully...
My phone has been ringing off the hook to do parties now that I got two cookers. Never expected this but loving it. Been doin mostly ribs pulled pork and such. I have done chicken with our fire dept and I got a guy wanting 50 halves done up for a grad party. He's a good guy and don't wanna over...
Can't wait till tomorrow. Will be cookin up 2 butts, 2 racks of ribs, 2 fattys, and whatever else people decide to bring for my fire chiefs Daytona party. Promise to supply plenty of Q view. The Mudd Pit is hooked up to the Chevy and waiting.
Hi been looking for awhile and coming up short so I need help. I'm thinking about doing a regular dial thermometer for my smoker build. Got the maverick now, will still use that for the food, but want a dial for cooking chamber temp. Thanks
Layed off carpenter, figured I'd take a month and put the pieces together. Not sure if it's 250 or 275 gallon, but here's what I got:
38 by 60 tank
68012 cook chamber
Firebox recommended 22670
Firebox 32 by 27 by 27
Dual 4 inch smoke stack: 94 inches total
Three 5 inch square air inlets
Firebox...
Go figure, an all out blizzard on Tuesday and today 55, so let's fire up the mud pit. Have a bone in pork loin that the wife wanted to put in the crock pot. Ah no, into the smoker it goes. Smoke that first and then do the jerkey when I have a good bed of coals
Made my vinegar based firemen chicken sauce for the chicken. Sides of salad and roasted cauliflower and broccoli. Salad dressing is smoked tomato onion and roasted red pepper. Final plated q view soon
This Saturday I will be cooking along with another fellow. Its the 1st annual community pig roast. He has a bigger pit, I got a 100 gallon old propane tank turned into a reverse flow. I have done pork butts on mine all the time, 100 lbs easy between top and bottom rack. That was the plan, I do...
Our firemen carnival is around the corner. This year along with clams, chicken and beef on weck, I am doing pulled pork on my smoker. Plan is to do 100 lbs of butts for roughly 200 sandwiches. Making my sauces too. I'm getting the meat for 1.29 a lb. my thought is $4 a sandwich, and a meal deal...
I've used different seeds the past few years. Gurneys, Jung, and home depot seeds. I'm looking for treated seeds. They are hard to find. I can remember farming and the bean and corn seed was treated and grew beautifully. Any ideas?
My first thread on here, excited. Almost bought a smokey mountain till i remembered i had a welder and half a brain to building things. I bought a 100 gallon tank for $25 and will be getting a 4 by 8 trailer frame for $50. Not a bad start I dont think. I've been doing a little bit of reading...
Hi i am john, I live near Rochester NY in genesee county. I am a union carpenter that grew up on a dairy farm. I have started out with a char broil offset smoker. will start to build a new one hopefully from some expert knowledge from all of you
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