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I'm getting a pork shoulder for a BBQ this weekend. Although I don't have any good recipes, was wondering if anybody here would be willing to part with one haha.
I was also wondering if someone could link me to that cooking sheet that shows how long something should be cooked at what...
I'm going out to buy a whole pork shoulder for a BBQ I have coming up in a week or so. So I goto one of my local butchers that i've used from time to time. They had Porks Legs out there, but they didn't look like back legs. So I ask "Are these front or back legs?" the response I get is "I...
I have a small Rib-off between friends coming up. I usually use sugar maple that I have for smoking them, although i'm wondering if thats too mild to show off the awesome power that is smoked ribs? Any other suggests. I use a spicy rub with a fairly sweet mop, if that helps any.
I have one of those Centro/Masterbuilt Digital Electric Smokers. I don't have the dimensions for it off hand, was hoping somebody who also had one would know. About what size of a pork shoulder could I fit in there, like a whole one? Or maybe jsut he picnic roast? Need a little help on this...
My Centro/Masterbuilt Digital Electric Smoker just arrived today and I need to take it's smoking virginity correctly hah. So I figured what better way to do that than making some jerky.
All I need though is a decent step by step recipe for jerky, I've heard the best meat for it is flank steak...
So I did a smoke on the weekend, first one of the spring I was so excited. Did some pork side ribs, and decided to go for the 3-2-1 method again but switch it around a little. I went with 2-3-1, put about half a coffee mug of apple juice in each package.
I'll tell you It was difficult for...
I just chopped some of the maple wood that I have around back. But in soem of the pieces I noticed some yellowish and black lines or streaks in it. Any ideas? Is it ok to use?
So lets say i'm doing about 5 racks of ribs and I get to the stage of putting them in the foil. Should I wrap them each individually? Or all in one big package?
Anybody here listen to a lot of podcasts? They're essentially just pre-recorded radio shows. A Podcast for smoking meat would be great, feature tools, recipies, talk about up comming events. If anybody knows of one, send me the link i'd love to listen to that.
Anybody here listen to a lot of podcasts? They're essentially just pre-recorded radio shows. A Podcast for smoking meat would be great, feature tools, recipies, talk about up comming events. If anybody knows of one, send me the link i'd love to listen to that.
Edit: I now realize that I...
I'm looking to feed a lot of people...roughly 50 people. (Mind you not solely off of one pork shoulder, but there will be tons of other foods, ribs, and various other picnic foods). SO say roughly one pulled pork sandwich per person, roughly how big did I need it to be. I hear they do feed a...
So I found an electric smoker on sale at Canadian Tire.
http://www.canadiantire.ca/browse/pr...=1176155369665
I have a horizontal smoker that I love using and theres no way i'm going to give up on doing it the old fashioend way. I was jsut thinking that this may be nice to do some jerkey...
So I notice around here it says a lot that things have finished temperatures, that once they reach that tempurature they're done? So does that mean that once the meat reaches said temperature that I should pull it at that point or what?
So, I buy a smoker last spring and have a hell of a good summer, smoking my days away. However, winter rolls around and I fail to take notice of the condition of my smoker. The harshness of a Canadian winter has taken it's toll on my smoker, theres been soem rust, but it hasn't rusted thrugh...
I'm looking to do a batch of jerky sometime soon. I'm just not too sure as to how long I should do it, what heat to maintain. That sort of thing. I figure just a few charcoal lumps for maybe like 3 or 4 hours? Still, I could use a few pointers.
I have a rub for ribs that is a spicy rub, i'm wondering what would be the best wood to use on it to compliment the spicy flavour. Other than a sweet flavour.
I hosted a BBQ not too long ago, we named it the CCRBQ, as we listened to pure CCR for the duration. I figured i'd show you all what came out.
The ribs were great, people said they were better than soem restaurante ribs they've had. I used a spicy and sweet rub and mop and it worked real...
...I was walking down the condiments isle of my local grocery store, only to come across something fairly shocking.
Liquid Hickory Smoke....You marinade/rub it on any desired meat and you instantly have smokey hickory flavouring on your meat....I find this actually, alittle sad.
Sorry I do not...
Is there any way to convert the 3-2-1 Method to 4 hour smoking time instead of 6. Would it be like 2-1.33-0.66 Method? haha? Would that mess up the method? Or do you think I could pull it off?