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How do you all prefer you ribs? Do you prefer fall off the bone, or do you prefer some bite to it with the meat pulling cleanly from the bone? I know what the judges look for, but I am asking what you truly prefer to eat.
i never clean mine after i use them. i just clean it before i use it every time. i turn it on, leave the burners on high, let it heat up as hot as it will get, and then i scrub with a wire grill brush. mine haven't turned black after 4 years. do you grill with a lot of sugary marinades/sauces...
i have a weber genesis all stainless. i use it once a week on average (i wish i could use it more, but i work late a lot). it is 4 years old, and it still looks and operates like a brand new grill. i did have an issue last year with one of my burner tubes, but weber overnighted a new set of all...
it is a delectable roll of heaven. you are right, though. basically, make a bacon weave. on top of that, place a rolled out square sausage patty. put whatever toppings you want on top of that. roll that up. smoke it until done, and enjoy.
i have seen it on other sites, but usually just for the first few comments, or maybe after you start your first thread.
like i said, i'm not complaining...the vibe on this forum is great, and the mods seem to do a good job. it was more of a curiosity thing.
I get that message every time i post something, and it usually takes a while for posts to get approved. I'm not complaining about it; I'm just curious. What does it take to become normal visitor? Is this just because i'm a newb, and things will change after a while?
Or, do the mods here have a...
this sounds pretty tasty, bear! i may have to convince the wife to try this out.
she used to make stuffed cabbage a lot, but then started making unstuffed cabbage. it is pretty similar in concept to your recipe, but it obviously uses cabbage instead of bell peppers. she also uses regular tomato...
Are you doing racing style or butterflied? I would ask the butcher for approximate dimensions of your pig...if you have not already requested it, you may want to tell the butcher to remove the head and shanks to make sure it will fit.
nice...among other things, one of the things i like about the langs is they don't put wagon wheels on their smokers. i'm not sure how that became a thing.
if you look at the questions and answers for that smoker on homedepot.com, somebody asks what gauge steel it is made from. one of the responses says 3/32", and another seems to confirm it by saying it is very thin steel and spot welded.
that $400 smoker from academy looks like a pretty decent deal.
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