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Great question. When pulling it, I noticed some mushy spots on the bottom but that is also where the fat cap was. I smoked it fat cap down because my heat source comes from underneath. Possibly could have been been from the ACV but didn't pay close enough attention to that to tell. I didn't...
Great question and I should have clarified that. I used about 3/4ths the bottle of apple juice and half cup of apple cider vinegar. I believe the bottle of apple juice was 36 oz. I will double check and let you know.
Decided to try something a bit different that what I normally do. Soaked an almost 9 pound pork butt in apple juice and apple cider vinegar over night. Rubbed it with my x-mas exchange gift (thanks phatbac!!!) apple and peach rub together. Smoked it up on my WSM. Went about 9 hours at 250...
Yes it does! I was actually thinking about using some cayenne but I am the only one in the house who likes it so I decided not to, but it makes sense to cut it down to just get a little flavor. I actually just picked up a bag of Mesquite wood and plan to use it on my next beef smoke. I might...
I remember my first smoke. I was impatient, curious, excited, and nervous all together. On top of it all, I was hungry lol. I hope it turns out great. I would also agree don't separate until after you smoke.
Interesting. How does it turn out dry if it is undercooked? Never heard this before would love some insight.
I did probe and it felt good at about 205 when I pulled it.
Smoked my first sirloin roast. Was a small 3 lb roast which works for my small household. Was about a 2 hour smoke at about 240 on my WSM. Was a pretty windy day so hard to keep the temp a bit lower. Rubbed with oil and then some salt, pepper, garlic, and thyme. Used a couple chunks of hickory...