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Wow! It's been a long time since I have been on here and things have really changed. Web site is looking good! I hope everyone one is doing well.
I was hoping to get some feedback from you all about a couple of smokers:fec100 vs stumps stretch. I have a big stick burner and am looking for a "...
Hey guys long time no talk to......
Been very busy putting the final touches on the smoker to get my health certificate. I have been doing some "friendly" catering for some buddys.
Anyway....here in Columbus,OH and many other cities there are Restaurant Depots. They have been running certified...
Thanks FBJ. Yea, I think I worded that wrong....I realize that smoke penetration has little to do w/ the smoke ring. I have tasted brisket that is very smokey in flavor w/ no smoke ring and vice versa. I think I will try putting the meat on cold this weekend to get a better ring.
Glad to be back, thanks!
I have always been afraid of the searing method. I have heard of people having great success doing it this way. I'm just worried that I will burn it up.
Maybe I should give it a whirl...
I think part of my problem is I never finish my brisket on the smoker, just my ribs...
I agree....in the dog eat dog world of competitive smoking you aren't going to discuss your "secrets". The things they mention are probably common knowledge among the pros.
Yep another question.....
I have always put my meat on the smoker at room temp. I have heard that putting the meat on cold and smoking at 200*(not 200*-225*) for a while will increase the smoke penetration. Is this true. I know smoke penetration does not directly relate to the size of the smoke...
Hey guys long time no talk to. I switched jobs and things have been crazy...
Anyway I have a "gig" in a couple of weeks and have some questions about bark???
I love the taste of my brisket and pork. However the one thing I am lacking is a good bark. I think this is because I smoke, then foil...
As most of you know I picked up a new smoker last November. Due to the weather I have only used it a couple of times, and at one point considered selling it. Well the weather is finally breaking here and it is time to do some smoking.....
I went out to look at the smoker and noticed some...
Here is some info that I hope will help.....this is from another site and is intended to reduce cook times. Unfortunately the pics did not copy....
Cooking time for this 9 lb. pork butt: Approximately 10 – 12 hours @ 225 degrees.
Dry Rub Ingredients:
1 tsp Brown Sugar
2 tsp Southwest...
I am looking at purchasing a Stoker for the custom rig. Anyone have any advice or experience they would like to share?? I would like to know how efficient they are? How hands free? What size I will need, etc,etc....
Thanks!
A picture of the main smoke chamber and firebox
Hey WD,
Why do you think my chicken turned out too salty? I brined (boneless) breasts, which I will not do again. But I mixed 1 cup to 1 gallon and it was a wee bit salty.....
How much does brining increase the amount of sodium in food? I am wondering if most of it is released in the cooking process, or does the meat hold most of it in?
I brined some chicken breasts for a few hours on Sat. evening. I rinsed them off and stuck them back in the fridge so I could smoke them on Sunday. Well they came out pretty salty. So I'm thinking that they continued to brine (internally) even though I had rinsed them off.
Any thoughts??