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How do you get meat from the smoker?

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I have had a similar pair of gloves for years. They came with our Showtime Rotisserie. They have been indispensable and I am going to have to buy a new pair soon.
 
Got a pair of vinyl/plastic/neoprene "chemical" gloves at TSC for $3.99. Put the meat on a foil covered baking sheet and cart it in.
 
I have a pair of silicone oven mits, they work great, I bought them at the second hand store for $6.
 
I use a similar pair of gloves ( mine are black )

you can find them in different stores for less than that .

I buy mine at either Tractor Supply or Harbor Freight and I only pay around 10 bucks.

They work like a charm

Good Luck
 
Here's what I use, $14.00/pr (8 yrs ago) from my wife's favorite store, the Pampered Chef:


I use these pretty regulary. If a piece of meat gets stuck to the grate, you can get underneathe and gently lift it up with little/no damage to your masterpiece. I've used 'em on fatties, fattie pies, butts, brisket, chickens...

Here's their site. I didn't find 'em there just taking a quick look for you, but I may not have looked in the right place.
http://www.pamperedchef.com/


Eric
 
The chemical gloves I tried were too slippery I resorted to cheapo leather gloves to move the rack to a table and bear claws to move it to a pan or flip it.

I may try a pair of those silcone gloves if I find a pair locally so I can look at them.
 
That last post above is similar to what I was going to suggest ^^

My thought would be to invest $10 or so in a set of those bears paws!

Not only to they help move big hunks o meat, but they also make shredding pulled pork or beef super easy.

Those gloves are a great idea too, as far as handling the meat - but with the bear's paws you get the added bonus of very easy shredding. Just a thought.

Here's a link at Amazon, but I think they might be cheaper on eBay.

http://www.amazon.com/BEARPAWS-Bear-...5458944&sr=8-1
 
Seems like the bear paws would puncture the meat to much and let out all your good juices before it has a chance to rest and redistibute them?

For things like ribs and chicken quarters I just use a pair of tongs, but for large chunks I can usually just reach in and grab them with a pair of gloves, or if the meat is foiled already, then a couple of pot holders.
 
2 high temp silicon tongs. Lift and carry on to tin foil, then some BBQ gloves to transport. Usually I have the cooler right there, so transporting bare meat is fairly short.

Now my problem is I like to pull the pork when its still hot. I'm guessing those silicon gloves would make my life easier for that / less painful?
 
Cheapo leather work/gardening gloves work for me. The meat is most always wrapped in foil anyway. And I try to set the cooler, plate, whatever right next to the smoker so I only have to move it a couple of feet.
 
I use bear paws and sometimes large bbq tongs.
 
Oven Mitts or Bear Claws...
 
Yep. Whatever gloves and tools you may use, it's still best to be able to just pick up -> turn -> set down into/onto destination.
 
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