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ok. I have to say I ask a question on here and within 2 minutes I got a answer. I am a member of alot of fourms but I must say I always get a answer from here in lightning speed. Thanks all. Scott
I used it on the first couple of butt's I did but using jeff's rub overnight in the fridge I found that I didnt need it. as for bark I guess it does produce some more of it but it is just a personal thing. I got to do a brisket after seeing the q view that looked good.
thanksgiving came early at my house. My wife is slowly but surely getting hooked. She dont even usually like turkey but she ate some of this one. The pulled pork put it over the top she said no need to go to rib country anymore. I think I will try a brisket next any ideas of comments on a first...
good looking smoke. I did two 7lbs on friday night and it took 11 hours. Like you I had to go to bed without having any that was hard to do. I made up for it today. I am stuffed. hope yours was as good as mine.
I need some q view help. How do you do it. I have been trying to upload some pics for a hour cant get it to work. I am not computer literate that is for sure. I was just going to add them to a post but cant figure out how to do that either. help if you can.
I am into my second month of smoking. I have a turkey and 2 butts on right now. using white oak and apple wood. I have the thin blue rolling and it smells great. I brined the turkey using deejay's site as a guide for the recipe. I have used jeff's rub for the butt's and have some of his sauce...
I did the spare ribs again this weekend and turned out great. I finally am getting the hang of how to build the right kind of fire. I have finally got the point on the thin blue smoke phrase I keep reading about, I had it all thru my smoke and it turned out right this time.I did the 321 method...
I had to laugh out loud after seeing that. I forget I am cooking meat not trying to heat the house. I wish you could have seen the fire I had you would have laughed to. thanks for the picture. That will help me out for sure. have a good night john.
dont mind black if it tastes good but black burnt is not good. Tried some ribs for the first time and my dog would literally not eat them. ha ha I will not give up though.
hay johnd4955 how about a pic of your fire so I can just see the size of it. Might help a newbie like myself. My smoker looks to be the size of yours. Does your rub turn black when the smoking is over? Do you use striaght wood?? I like the block of wood with the temp probe going in it good idea...
my smoker is as big as the one in gypsyseagods avatar. The brand is a royal oak I got at walmart. It was the biggest one they carried. I am using apple wood that has been seasoned for a few months. seems to be dry.
well I figured it was going to happen. I had good luck on the chicken and pulled pork. But the ribs were another story. They were not fit for the dog to eat. Had ceasote all over them and tough as leather. I am not sure what went wrong is the main problem. Did everything the same as far as fire...
I have read that meat selectoin is important when choosing ribs. I want to give some baby back ribs and maybe spare ribs a try this up coming weekend. So far I have done pulled pork and some chickens and have had good success. Any tips you smoking folks can give will be appriciated thanks in...