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I picked up a 4.5 lb piece of pork belly from Costco and am looking for the amounts of salt, brown sugar, and cure I should be using for this size. I plan on cold smoking it and slicing it into bacon slices. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
Sprinkled some seasoning on them and wrapped them in bacon. Smoked at 200 for 3 hours till they reached 155. All in all they had a good flavor and tasted good. A little tough with the sinew and tendons but overall I'd do it again.
Had me going there for a minute. I like the taste of wild game though and like to use what I shoot. I'm thinking I'll probably end up brining them. I smoked some goose breasts a few months ago but lost the recipe. It tasted excellent.
I've got some leftover goose legs/thighs from last fall and I'm thinking about smoking them. Anyone have a recipe they could share if you've tried this before?
I've been making my own deer sausage (country style) for a few years now and have always ground the meat through a course plate then again through a fine plate. I recently had tried some sausage that someone else made but they must have just ran it through a course plate because the consistency...
Thanks. Apparently I'm out of practice posting pictures too. lol I wanted the pictures to show instead of having another link to click on. Oh well, I'll figure it out eventually.
Haven't posted anything for a while and haven't been able to do much smoking. I'm making a comeback this weekend. Brined some chicken thighs for about 4 hours today and seasoned half with Famous Daves and the other half with Jim Beam seasoning.
In the smoker for 2 hours.
Put on the grill for...
I'm going to smoke a brisket this weekend and am not sure if I should rub it or marinade and rub it. Which is best? Also, what's a good rub or marinade to use on a brisket? Thanks in advance!
Yes, that's exactly what came undone. Thanks for getting my brief explanation! Wasn't quite sure I explained it good enough. I'll have to look and see what I can replace it with. Thanks!