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So here's the end result: I foiled the butt for about two hours and tried it again. The meat was perfect texture in my opinion and pulled apart from the bone VERY easy, in fact the bone practically came out on its own!
The part I tasted when it came out of the smoker must have been at a more...
..." FOIL WITHOUT breaking them open"
Does that mean you actually have the discipline to not touch one piece of that pork when it comes out of the smoker before foiling??? You're a better man than I my friend!!
It smoked in my MES for 12 hours and got to 195 deg internal. I took it out and checked the meat before foiling. The meat is so tender it's almost mushy. Is this normal for a butt when first taken out of the smoker? Will the texture change after foiling for a couple of hours?
For your future big roast, I did a 17 lb boneless rib roast on my Weber Genesis rotisserie for Christmas Eve dinner and it worked fantastic. I had to remove the center burner plate cover thingy so the roast could rotate completely (covered the burner holes with foil). I put only the front burner...
Thanks guys for getting it back online. Definately was jones'n for QView!
Is the forum using different software than before? It looks different
What happened to the "Smoking Meat Forum" heading in the tool bar that when clicked, showed all the latest threads?
What do you mean "it all blew up in your face"? What went wrong? Wouldn't it be better to approach the problem head on than quit? Get back on that horse!!!
Just leave it alone! All that build-up inside is the sign of a "well seasoned" smoker. It's not hurting anything. If you're worried about bacteria, just turn on the smoker 30 minutes to an hour before you use it. The only thing that needs cleaning is the racks.
imo off course!
Welcome from another Floridian. I agree with Rickandtaz (with exception to mullet ).
In general, the oily fish smoke better (kingfish, salmon). They do make a great dip. I dry smoke mine until they are pretty dark (a few hours). Then put them in a food processor until they are the consistancy...
I too have the same slicer, I've had it for over a year now. My impression is it slices some things fairly well like small smooth surface chunks of meat - ham, corned beef work ok. Slap a large leftover rib roast on there and you'll be wrestling with it. Sometimes the meat will tend to stay at...