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I ordered the pork n pull for pulling pork. Wow! Less than two minutes to pull two butts (19lbs) total. The only issue was that my hand mixer would not work on low or medium speeds and on high it threw some out of the pan that I was pulling it in. If you have not heard of the Pork n pull it...
Did anyone else see this item advertised? It is a pork puller that goes on a hand held electric mixer. Not the Roman one that is for an electric drill. I saw the announcement of it but can't remember where I saw it.
Have any of you used DRY SPICE? It is small caister of FDA approved silica gel that absorbs moisture. Iput one in a jar of rub that has brown sugar in it and the jar is like the cheese shakers you get in pizza joints. It has been well over a month and no clumping at all. If I remember right...
I just got a Big Black Egg (a vision kamado type smoker) and I may give away my MES electric smoker. If you are in South Florida and are interested , pm me.
Has any body ever heard of using coconut husk for smoking? There are so many palm trees here and coconuts falling, I wonder if the brown husk off the coconut can be used for smoking?
Is anyone elde having trouble with the forums being very sloooooooow to move around in? The smokin \g meat forum is the only forum that I am having a problem with.
Has any one put their meat in a vacum sealer bag after applying rub and vacumsealed the bag to draw the rub deeper into the meat? I have done something similar with a vacum marinater. But it seems like it would work in a vacum sialed bag and in the frig overnight.
Have any of you used a vacum sealer after adding rub to your meat and then refrigerating it before smoking? I have used a pump vacum dish on steaks and chicken etc. befor grilling but today as I was rubbing a wild boar shoulder befor smoking, I thought "why not rub the meat and the vacum seal...
saw this recomendation in THE BULLSHEET (the KBS newspaper). Use catfish skinning pliers to remove the membrane from ribs prior to smoking. If you arn't familer with catfish skinning pliers go to any bait shop or sporting goods store. They are only a couple bucks at Walmart.
The wife and I went to Atlanta for a grand daughter's high school graduation. While there we went shopping at a TRADER JOE'S. They had tri tips. So I bought what they had and brought them back to S. Florida and froze em. So if you live in the East and have a TRADER JOE'S near you check them...
Like many of you in the east I could not find tri-tip roast. I had seen a roast called a sirloin tip and wandered if it was the same cut. Today in Publix they had them labeled as sirloin tri-tip. Mine will go on the smoker tomorrow.
Scott
I remember a disscussion a while back about how to get the skin to crisp up on chicken. Someone reported that they had heard that dusting the skin lightly with corn starch would cause it to crisp up in a slow smoke. Did anyone ever try this? And if so did it work?
Scott
If you guys and gals don't have a pair of silicon gloves you don't know what you are missing. These things withstand heat up to 600 f. I even use mine to remove the cast iron smoker box from my gosm big box to refill it with wood. They are also great for lifting large pieces of meat such as...
While doing some ribs the other day, I decided to try a new stuffing for ABTs. I did the usual sausage cheese ball recipe ....cook 1lb Jimmy Dean Hot, crumbled, mix with 2 cups bisquick, and two cups shredded sharp chedder. Stuffed the halapenoes with the above and topped with bacon. Then...
My name is Scott and I live in Delray Beach, Fl. I've been smoking meat for years. I've owned the bullet type chacoal smokers, the barrel, the offset barrel and gas grills with smoker boxes. I just ordered theGOSM big block. I am 64 and like to do things the easy way now.
I'm excited to be...
In reading posts to these forums I keep seeing the Smokeymountain Smokers mentioned. I went to their web sight and am impressed with their pictures,escription an price. I have a charcoal or wood offset, and a gas grill, but really like the looks of the Smokeymountain. One can't have to many...