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about to post the pork i made with it. sorry the pictures came out terrible and not working, wrong format, but it came out well.
It could use a little more heat in my opinion. maybe more pap or red pepper flakes.
I originally made this for red meats, game and others. trying it on a pork butt.
2 TBSP ground coffee
2 tsp flake salt
1.5 tsp red pepper flakes
1 TBSP thyme
2 TBSP onion flakes
2 TBSP garlic powder
2 tsp smoked paprika.
I recently bought more probes for my ink bird. because i was cooking a couple things at the same time, this is the obvious use. what i was wondering is if you have a large piece of meat do you use more than one in it. like with turkey where you should put one in the breast and one near the leg...
you really don't have many options, get the cheap one, or get an instant read. and wait till the estimated done time to check. so you don't lose all the heat and smoke during the cook.
posted the recipe i made somewhere else, i was given some suggestions on what might work better. since i need to make more anyway i think i will add what they suggested.
i don't think i ever got them like that in a smoker, gotten close by using the 3-2-1 method. that is 3 hours in the smoker. them wrap them for 2 hours in aluminum foil or butcher paper. them 1 more hour unwrapped with whatever sauce you like. if you skip the last part, it might work, or do 3...
so i picked up a small pork but 4.5 pounds about a month ago looking forward to smoking session. on my next day off either Thursday or Saturday, depends on when it gets defrosted.
what i can't decide is should i use a coffee rub i made or make one better suited for pork. I feel coffee rubs are...
i have made ribs like that in my slow cooker/crockpot. I don't think they are overcooked, but I prefer being able to pick them up and bite into and not have them fall apart completely.