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It is a day we should never forget.. and teach your children about so they will always rember
This is a good link posted a few years ago
Still very meaningful
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http://gunstuff.com/america-attacked.html
I know that this is not smoked but still good eats....
had to feed a crowd for a neiborhood graduation party, just cant bring myself to pushing burgers and dogs across a grill, just no chalange there and when it is all cooked all ya got is burgers and dogs
Nice 120lb porker
filled with
6...
I do use some spice in the brine.. not sure if it is in my head but when I put more spice in it does cary flavoe in.
I use a healthy handful of Old Bay Seasoning, Montreal chicken spice, kosher salt and few dashes of tabasco soak over night and smoke with apple and pear wood...MMMMMM
I usualy do it similarly to a clam bake.. in the wood pit I line the bottom with large had sized stones and build the fire on top of that.. the stoned will help regulate the heat over the longer cooks so theer is not as much fire required keeping the hawg burnin to a minium
but still like spit...
I used wicked good this week for some butt smoking..
Before that was usinmg cowbboy.
wicked good was more consistant in the burn. there was less ash and the temp was hotter.. so less coal used it seemed to burn longer also.
will definately get it again especialy being able to get it localy...
The wiked good charcole seems to be pretty good. burns hotter and with less ash than what I have been using .. and more predictable on burn time and temp...it does cost more... but grabage in ....was using either cowboy or what ever the big blue box store had.
This is definately an improvement
Effortless pulling just grabbed the bome and pulled it out. took 2 large forks and pulled rest appare.
Finifhing sauce was the remains of the liquid in the foil pan strained and reduced by 1/2 and mixxed back in with meat
I have just finished somking a fine Boston Butt..9 pounds
It started with a brine soak.
1/4 c Kosher salt
1/4c Old Bay seasoning
3 cloves garlic crushed
1 Smithwicks Irish Ale
enough water to cover
Soaked for 24 hours
Dry rubbed
1c Darkbrown sugar
1tbs onion powder
1tbs garlic powder
1 tbs...
Greetings all.. I have been hanging out here for a while in good company..
Have been spit roasting for a few years.. 20 or so. and started smoking a few years ago on the old ECB seems to work well might upgrade some day.
Have a Boston butt on now for a long smoke
Brined fro 24 hours
gently...