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If it flows with your fan running then I'd agree with the others. More inlet air plus that how we generally control temps. They're all different which is part of the fun figuring out each one. A big ol fridge? That would be quite entertaining. Good luck
Hmmmm Sweet Baby Rays in Elk Grove just south of Chicago was the best brisket I've had yet that wasn't from someone's backyard smoker. Welcome to the area. Prized Pig and Wheatberry just above the Michigan border along with Evil Czech Brewery in Mishawaka have been my best BBQ experiences as of...
Has anybody attended or heard of these? They're 17th&18th of this month and cost $300 at the Weber Restaurant. I read search and watch all sorts of videos to learn but an actual hands on course with masters of the craft would be interesting to say the least. $300 plus all the travel costs I just...
Howdy neighbors! I'm in Elkhart right between you guys. Have you been to the "Prized Pig" on the way to Niles on 12? Other than "Wheatberry" is there another good BBQ place around?
In the rush to get things on table in time with everybody else's dish I forgot pics!! Bacon definitely helped keep chicken moist plus drippings from bacon candy helped too. Another great tip from this site. Thanks guys.
This sites signature rub on chicken boobs wrapped in bacon and bacon candy on 2nd rack. Sweating outside under umbrella at table sipping Knob Creek w a splash of Sierra mist since all the kids r inside and occasionally crying (3times in 45 min according to smoker timer). Beautiful day here in...
Only a couple smokes on my new UDS up here in Elkhart. Been a propane guy forever so the whole charcoal management is new to me. Enjoying the learning process so far and haven't screwed anything up (too much) yet. Thanks to all for help in all of the posts here.
Also 1st attempt at cooking w charcoal.
Big ol pork loin cut in half. One w rub and sauce and the other butterflied open and stuffed w tater tots and cheese then tied back up.
Wish me luck!!
That's funny! Only having a few folks over for the game this weekend but I want to experiment with a variety. If all that food is gone we will need to widen our front door to get people out.
Experimenting with 3 or 4 soon and I have a few questions on leftovers. I live on leftovers working midnight shift.
1. Best to cut into slices before freezing?
2. Best way to reheat?
Thanks for any and all info
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