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Thank you SParkTexas and SmokinAl. I ended up letting the smoker cool to the 170's for a bit and kicked it back up around 10am. It finished at 11, so I pulled it from the smoker, wrapped it in foil twice, then towels and a blanket. It went from 196 to 170 in about 2 hours. I think it is like...
Hello fellow smokers! It's been a while since I posted anything on the forum, but this morning I woke up to a situation where I needed to turn to the SMF community for advice.
Every easter I smoke a Brisket for our family and every year I do it the same... Trim some (not all) of the fat, Rub...
For those of you who don't know, Home Depot sells (at least in our region...MD) Kingsford original charcoal for 1/2 off every memorial day weekend. This year's sale price is $9.88 for 40lbs. Time to stock up!
MDBOATBUM, I noticed you said to use home made chili powder. I always try to grow some spices in the summer, but I never knew what exactly makes chili powder.
Thanks for the information MDBOATBUM!
I appreciate over complication of ingredients, that is what gives it character!
A couple questions... When you do the finishing sauce... Do you put that in the meat after you pull it? Then Sauce it? Or do you serve the sauce on the side?
Also, both of...
Good Morning Everyone! I have a slightly urgent situation... My in-laws are up from South Carolina this weekend and my wife wanted me to fix them up some pulled pork for dinner tomorrow. Being the BBQ addict that I am, I was all for it! Little did I know that South Carolina's BBQ is...
Looks good! I always do this bottom rounds. Smoke them to Medium-Rare, let them cool overnight in the fridge then slice thin for sandwiches. They're always a hit!
I've never kept it whole before, but I think if you left it wrapped then put it in the fridge and had your friend heat it up in the oven wrapped, then it'd be fine. I would avoid poking, cutting or additional probing until it is ready to be served. That way you don't lose any juices.
I have...
It isn't bad if doesn't taste bad! If you were in a competition then you'd want to trim them. But if you are cooking at home, then do what you like, because at the end of it all your the one enjoying the food! Looking good, good luck!
You can inject the night before or immediately before cooking. My experience is that the juices always find their way out of the meat after it sits in the fridge overnight. I have done it both ways and prefer to inject immediately before. As long as you use sterile equipment for the injection...
Here are a couple that offer Amateur (aka Backyard) competitions as well as KCBS pro comps...
The Pignic at Fort Richie - Usually in May. All meat categories for Pro. Chicken and Ribs for Backyard comp
http://thepignic.com/
The Bluemont BBQ Bash and Blackberry Bonanza at Bluemont, VA (Outside...
Whichever way you want to look at it, it's always cool to find new ways to BBQ healthy or healthier meals. We should start a new thread or group that is dedicated to sharing healthy meals, sides, sauces, cooking methods, etc....
Top rounds and bottom rounds are lean cuts of beef.I normally smoke those to a medium-rare/mmedium consistency then let chill in the fridge. Once cold I sluice them thin for sandwiches or wraps. You could do something like that without the bread and roll the meat slices as snacks.
Just posting this for anyone who may have been fixing to compete in this competition this year. They just announced yesterday that it is cancelled for 2014, but they plan to be back in 2015.