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I am working on a cinder block pit build for whole hog. I have the general layout and concept together, but my main question is about air flow. I am used to smoking where I have control of in and out. I see on most pits like I am thinking of (Meat Church and Amazing Ribs) that they don't have an...
I built my UDS a couple of years ago and have been more than pleased with it. In fact, it has helped me discover a new passion of BBQ. While it is great, there are a few things that I would like to do that are limiting with the UDS. The first is volume of food. The UDS has held 16lb briskets and...
I was hoping to get some tips on keeping BBQ warm while serving it at a picnic. The only thing I could find was how to keep it warm in a cooler until serving. Not during serving. I have thought about Sterno cans or on a grill with just a few coals going. I am afraid that either of these may dry...
I am looking to make my first ever batch of baked beans. My plan is to make them from scratch and want to cook them on the smoker with a pork butt. I have found various recipes online and will create my own variation. All the the recipes that I have found give various cook times and temps. They...
That is one of the variations I found. I also found a couple with paprika base and some cumin.
I do plan to put a little brown sugar in the glaze for the last hour of the smoke to sweeten them up.
I have looked online and found several. I find it a bit interesting that some of the ideas for Adobo are vastly different from each other. I assume that it is because of the differences in geographical location and culture.
Has anyone tried various Adobo dry rubs they felt worked well with...
I looked up a quick recipe for homemade ketchup and it already has most of the ingredients that I would use in a BBQ sauce. It looks like starting with a paste/sauce of some sort would be the best as I can then add the amounts of the various seasonings that I prefer into the BBQ sauce.
It is a...
I want to make my first attempt at making some BBQ sauce. I thought it would be fun to make it entirely from scratch with fresh tomatoes. While looking at recipes, it seems most are made from canned puree or ketchup. I was just wondering about the differences between all of these option. Is...
I wanted to inquire about using honey on pork. I typically use butter as a base to help the rub stick and then add brown sugar later to give it the sweet and build bark. I am hoping that honey may be able to do both. The couple of questions I have are, when is the best time to use honey? By this...
Do you guys rub your birds down with seasoning a few hours before smoking or right before they go on the smoker? I have done chicken and have been putting in on right before. I thought that I might rub the turkey down and let sit for several hours like I do pork. Thoughts?
I looked at both and the ones I found are fiberglass. I have seen a few post stating that this is not ideal around food. I would agree. I think the welding blanket (made of fiberglass) would be the lesser of two evils. I may have to do some more looking to see if I can find one that isn't made...
I may try the wind block. I just noticed that the wool blanket has some polyester in it. Not sure if that is a good idea wrapped up against a hot smoker.
I have been looking for some ideas to insulate my UDS as I notice that it varies a bit with the temperature. I want to continue smoking during the colder months and maintain a constant temp. I have seen a few wind brakes that may be good ideas. I also read where some were using mineral wool. I...
Does anyone have a good recipe for a dry rub that would mimic buffalo wing sauce? I want to try a dry rub during smoking instead of coating the chicken in buffalo sauce for smoking or once it is done.
I kept the chickens to the sides of the smoker, but having cool meat near it does make sense.
I am only using a thermo that has about a 4 inch stem on it and the Maverick in the center.