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Not against that. Haven’t done brine before and didn’t want to “over-brine” or risk chicken getting too salty. Most everything I’ve read says 3-4 hours of brine.
Easy solution is definitely brine overnight until cook tomorrow If that is safe to do.
Going to smoke a couple of whole chickens tomorrow. Could I brine tonight for a few hours, rise, cover and put in fridge until I’m ready to cook tomorrow or is it better to brine in the morning just before I start cook?
Looking to save some prep time tomorrow if I can.
Thanks!
They are pickled red onions...and candied jalapeños!
Smoked the pork butt about 13 hours at 240ish in my Masterbuilt propane - hickory, apple, maple.
Pulled it off at 205 degrees.
Let it rest for about an hour.
Came apart in my hands.
thanks!
First time doing a strip (6 lb) and I’ll admit I was a little nervous about this one...but it turned out out great!
Smoked with hickory and a little cherry to 130 degrees. Rested it for about 2 hours. Then, seared it 2 minutes on each side.
I’m putting this one in the win column to do again!
Hi guys,
Smoking a 2 pound piece of salmon for dinner. Couple of questions...
Should I put water pan in?
Ballpark time estimate to cool?
Using a masterbuilt propane with my Amazen tube
Thinking smoker temp around 140-150 and nudge up.
Open to suggestions or tips.
Thanks in advance!
5-10 minutes. Usually smoking before the box gets up the temperature. Take the other one out completely so the cast iron is directly over the flame (assuming you are using propane). I use a brick on each side of the burner to hold the cast iron a couple inches above the “ring” so air can flow...
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