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Smoked with apple, rubbed with maple jalapeno and topped with death pepper extreme. Wrapped with apple juice, butter and jalapenos and sauced for last 45 minutes topped with jalapenos.
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The salmon was in a dry brine for 4 parts brown sugar and 1 part kosher salt for 12 hours. Then rinsed, dried and seasoned and left to sit under a fan for 3-4 hours to form pellicle. Then smoked at 170 til an IT of 140, took about 3 hours.
YouTube has plenty of videos on separating the point...
180 on the yoder til an it of 123. Taken off to rest for 10 minutes while I removed insert for 2 piece diffuser, added grill grates and cranked up to 600. Seared for 60 seconds on each side. Added a little smoked cheese and tossed on a hot dog bun
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I didn't do anything to the meat besides Tatonka Dust. I didn't decide to do the gyros until after I put it on. Went to the store and grabbed the gyro stuff while it was cooking. I used a mix of cherry and pecan
Made a Brazilian gaucho skewer and the first cook was a boneless leg of lamb. Seasoned with Tatonka Dust, smoked at 225 for about 90 minutes then finished at 350.
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Sliced a pork belly into 1" strips, slathered in mustard and seasoned with American Stockyard apple bbq rub. Smoked at 250 til an IT of 200, then cranked up to 350, sauced with American Stockyard Harvest Apple and cooked another 15 minutes. Let it rest for 5 minutes and cut into cubes...
So I started with 3 lbs of 50/50 ground pork and ground beef. Placed 1.5 lbs in 2 gallon zip locs. Hit them with a rolling pin and closed the bags once all the air was out. Placed them into the fridge to stay cold.
Then I halved some serranos, and red, yellow, and orange sweet peppers and...
A few days late but I had to wait til Saturday to have my family over. Turkey, ham, mashed potatoes, twice baked sweet potatoes, green bean casserole, corn casserole, stuffing, smoked pineapple, rolls, and pumpkin pie.
Mad Hunky brine
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So nice out had to fire up the stick burner, also prepped some twice baked sweet potato for thanksgiving at my house tomorrow.
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12 lb turkey, spatchcocked, rubbed with oil and seasoned with Plowboys yardbird rub. Into a large pan and on the yoder at 350. After 2 hours the breast was at 172, and the thighs 185.
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People have been begging for my nuts in their mouth again...who am I to deny them. All sweet and half of them have some heat at the end.
This is for each pound of nuts
1 egg white
2 tbsp water
1/4 cup honey
1/3 cup brown sugar
2/3 cups white sugar
1.5 tsp kosher salt
1.5 tsp cayenne (could...
Hand cut some new York strips. Vac sealed some and a small strip roast. Seasoned a couple with Tatonka Dust. Smoked on the yoder at 195 for an hour til the were 115. Pulled off smoker, and rested for 10 minutes while i cranked up the yoder to 600 with the grill grates put in. Seared for 45...
Wife asked me to go to the store and pick up something for dinner. She didn't know about the meat sale Picked up a couple butts at .98/lb, a couple briskets, 6 tri tips, a pork loin, pork sirloin roast, a strip loin and another 20 lbs of sliced eye of round for jerky. Decided to cook one of...
New york strips 131 for 4 hours in the Sous vide, patted dry, seasoned with Tatonka Dust and seared over the vortex
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