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Having a few days off for the holiday...here is what is almost done:
5 lbs of jerkey in the cure for 48 hours. I'll put it on the smoker tomorrow when the BBQ is done.
1 lb ghost pepper marinade, 4 lbs for the kids of normal seasoning (cabellas I think)
Smoked Salmon, 6 large steaks
3/4 cup of...
The egg will cook at an even temp no matter how much you put in it. When I do more, or I'm in a rush I will put each shoulder in a foil pan covered and finish in the oven for the last two hours
It looks nice...I use my MB for cold only unless I get lazy and don't want to use the egg...I'll wait till they ship and have reviews before looking for a new toy
Been crazy busy at work and missed my winter cheese smoke window. I might be able to pull one session with ice but was wondering if anyone has tried using dry ice to keep the temp down. It's 90 degrees here in NC so I hope I can pull it off without making a pile of goo
Thanks,
Ron
Basic rules I have learned:
Smoke for ~3 hours
let cool down in fridge for an hour or two
vacuum seal
leave on counter or in a cool place (not fridge) keep it under 80 degrees for a week (or longer) to let the smoke even out.
Then I can store for 6-9 months in the fridge if vacuum...
Each of the fatties were 1lb of hamburger and 1/2lb of sausage
The sausage was necessary to make it hold together durning the cook.
The packet of chili mix seasoned the meat very well I didn't notice the sausage overpowering the beef.
On the pizza one, ill probably use a spicy Italian sausage...
So I'm trying my second day to knock it out and it turned out really well!
Picking up from where I left off...
Thanks to boykjo's calculations with the beer buds, it turns out to be close to 1 tbs of buds to each pound of meat.
I decided to use 4 tbs overall for the 5 pounds.
Almost frozen...