Ok Guys And Gals Fess Up

[ronp]

Have you ever done a smoke that you were planning to post and it didn't turn out great and never posted it?

Well I did a quick one tonight that didn't turn out but I will post it anyway so someone may benefit.

Nachos Surpreme.


Smoked hamburger, mexican blend cheese, refiied beans, and blue corn chips and salsa on top.



Came out soggy. next time I will save the sauce for dipping.

How about your disasters, please share.

 

[fire it up]

I figure if I screwed up on something and not only do I learn a lesson but if it helps someone else not to make the same mistake then I'm happy to post it.
Though my best bit of advice for not screwing up a smoke (in my case) is to not drink so much...or maybe to drink a bit more.

 

[morkdach]

oh ok heres a cobbler that really tasted bad had to pitch it tried something new did not work.



so made this one up to make it all better.

 

[motorcitykid]

Did a chuck that tasted great, tough as hell. Was not a happy camper although the crowd still loved it. They were probably assisted in their decision as they were hungry and had a few. ronp-I did smoked nachos and they came out great. I am learning how to post pics and plan another round of those soon. I will be so happy when I can post Q-views so everyone can tell me it looks good or that it doesnt.


Steve

 

[chisoxjim]

no,

typically I give plans of what the upcoming smokes will be a few days before habd, and then follow up with pics of the process. I would have to post the results good or bad.

Luckily I have had things work out up til now with alot of research, and discussion when trying new things(wild boar, abt's, armadillo eggs, rib tips, breakfast baseballs, beef roast, banana wrapped pork loin, bone in pork loin, etc.) Ribs I have pretty much down pat.

 

[billbo]

I recently posted my failed attempt at roast beef on the smoker. http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/for...ad.php?t=77995

I think it is a good learning tool for all and you will get advice on how to make it work next time. No shame in a failed smoke.