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Got some ribs from the grocery yesterday on a whim. Up until this point I had only done:
• Turkey Legs
• Pork Loins
• Whole Chickens
I used a coffee based rub and these cam out fantastic. Will definitely make again.
Got a couple yard birds 'bout to get brined.
Should I spatchcock before or after I brine it? Does it matter?
Thanks in advanced.
Edit:
My wife cracked up upon hearing the term "spatchcock"
Well, got my first smoke under my belt. 8 turkey legs and four chicken leg quarters.
My question is, I've immediately cleaned the grates on my Weber Smoky Mountain 18.5 inch after cooking.
Was this a mistake?
Cooked at 235-250 for 3 hours. Pulled at 160 internal and let rest in foil for 20...
This will be my first smoke. Already did a few "dry runs" on my Weber SM18.5 to get the manufacturer oils and stuff cooked off.
They are in a brine of water, kosher salt, garlic, cinnamon and sugar
It's about 8 pounds of legs. How long should I expect them to take at about 250 degrees? Any...
Hey all,
So as a belated Fathers Day gift, Mrs. Evil came home with my new Weber Smoky Mountain 18.5" smoker last night!
I've been wanting a smoker for about the last 5 years so needless to say I am excited.
Now I understand I should do a "dry run" or 2 first, right? Any tips on coal...
Hey all,
So as a belated Fathers Day gift, Mrs. Evil came home with my new Weber Smoky Mountain 18.5" smoker last night!
I've been wanting a smoker for about the last 5 years so needless to say I am excited.
Now I understand I should do a "dry run" or 2 first, right? Any tips on coal...
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