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Those hearts look freaking awesome!
I never had smoked hearts before (nor cooked lamb hearts for that matter). I usually thinly slice the hearts (beef), dusted them in alittle flour and served them in a meuniere sauce.
Next time i get my hands on some (expecially lamb) I'll hit them on the smoker
I did the same thing (with the dungeness crab and shrimp) when I lived in the Northwest for a block party. It was a big hit. Next time I go up there to visit (my wife grew up around the Seattle area) I might throw in some geoduck at the end along with the dungeness crab and shrimp (what...
Thats a great question about "what is cajun and what is creole". And yes... there is a difference.
Acadians or "Cajuns" are actually descendent's of French Canadians who settled in the Maritime Provinces (Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, etc...) until the British rule had to leave their "new home"...
It was raining the other day so my chicken smoke was out of the question. Instead I decided to make some chicken and andoulle gumbo! It came out great as always. Here's some pictures and a quick step by step.
What you need is...
creole seasoning
salt and pepper
1 fryer chicken
1 pound of...
I had cold slaw, a vinegar sauce (thanks SoFlaQuer), a ketchup based sauce, potato salad, smoked brats (not homemade... but smoked home of course), lots of beer, and wine. we also had chips, apples and fresh vegi's to keep everyone happy while food was cooking.
Roger that! I think i'm going to smoke a chicken next. I'll make sure to q-view the whole process. Thanks again for all the input and information on making a successful smoke!
-Justin
I have all the beginning of the fun. By the time It was done the batteries died! (not like I didn't have time to charge it huh?... started at 8am finished around 7pm)
I took it the fridge after I let the rub set overnight
This is how I usually set the smoke on my grill
The starting internal...
I think the shoulder is coming out great! its at around 128F and pretty much stuck there sence a bit ago... it seems to have plateaued more than once. Its such a hot day out here in New Orleans, so I have to be in and out. I can't watch it the whole time (or I'll be a piece of charcoal myself)...
Welcome! I'm new as well! This is a great place to be. Everyone has been great on here (with tips, methods, etc...) and I've only been on one day!
Happy smoking!