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What a success!
Best pork tenderloin the wife and I have ever eaten. :sausage:
It came out so tasty and juicy. My idea of lightly pre-smoking it was a good one.
I was concerned about too much smoke on such a light cut of meat.
So I ended up throwing some white oak in the fire box, I let...
OK thank you very much as I do prefer to host all my pics online at the same place.
As for the tenderloin I have been reading recipes online and as it is such a lean meat low and slow does not work well for it.
I think I may smoke it for a bit this afternoon as cold as I can 150 or so, put...
Started with a dry mustard rub
Soaked the bacon in a sweet balsomic glaze
Wrapped it up
Finished with a Homemade rub with a spicy Kick
Wrapped in plastic till this evening
Not sure what the proper way is to get images to post.
Tried standard IMG tags and the other way and neither...
I am going to make this for dinner tonight.
It is a bit on the small side weighing around 1.5 lbs
Nothing I have cooked (in the last few years that is) comes out dry and I do not want to start today.
I am looking for a little help on this one.
Because it is COLD here today and the wood I...
My smoker is nothing special. I have a bunch of hobbies and not a ton of cash so I keep everything as cheap as possible.
So far I have been smoking on other peoples hand me downs.
Right now I have a large horizontal smoker with an offset fire box.
A neighbor was getting rid of it cause of a...
When I started reading this thread I thought "How is that going to work?"
Without an anti-bacterial like vinegar mold will start to grow pretty quickly.
Then got to the end of the thread and sure as heck mold was the outcome.
I haven't read much of the sauce threads (getting ready to right...
For me I have found that smoking chicken low and slow makes a soft - rubber like skin.
I use a method I call "hot smoke" for my chicken and it comes out great.
I get the smoker nice and hot, around 300 degrees or more and add the chicken.
The skin gets nice and crispy and the meat still has a...
Hello everyone.
I have actually been reading information on this forum for the last 3 years or so.
I am a Hobby Smoker but am wanting to become a Pro and would like to get my own operation going in the next few years.
I live in Middle TN on a 101 Acres of Oak and Hickory trees so I use wood...
Hey buddy - I am new here as well and live real close to you over in Monteagle, TN.
I am throwing a small Brisket on the smoker right now for tonight's dinner.
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