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My wife asked the 7 and 8 year old Grandkids what they wanted for Easter dinner a few months back, figuring ham and turkey. They said Pop-Pop Steak and Ribs. Have them trained well!
Looking forward to the finished product.
I think there are a number of factors here and not just for BBQ joints.
The first of course is the economy in general, but I also don't think many people realize the amount of work required for a small business of any sort.
I've seen many long term businesses shut down not necessarily becasue...
Took the plunge and created my first fatty the other night. Started with some pan sausage, added some oregano, basil, mozz cheese, pepperoni and some red an yellow pepper. Use the zip bag method for rolling.
Also did some bone-in chicken breasts marinated for 4-5 hours in Italian dressing...
In my limited experience, I put it in the smoker fat side down. IMO it helps act as a shield for any temp spikes. I score the fat cap to help the rub reach the meat a bit more . Does it help? Not sure but its what I've done on the last 4 butts in this smoker and I like the result.
Finally found a few minutes to post about last weekends pork butt smoke. We have the 2 grandkids 6 and 7 and my 12 year old nephew with us while on vacation. So weve been a bit busy.
Getting ready to add some rub.
Smoked it around 250 with apple wood til it hit 165 or so and than foiled...
My preference is for flank steak too rather than a top-round cut. When ever the grandkids come to visit, they always want Pop-Pop steak . How can I say no?
Good point Texas,
There should be an option to Use "Save For Web" in Photoshop. Set the pixel dimensions for your image the way you want (thats the image size). Set the quality to somewhere between 60 and 75 (they say web images are typically only 72 dpi anything above that is overkill)
Not a photoshop user, but most programs have an option to resize or scale and image. Typically you can find it under either the edit or image menus.
Hope that helps.
Last weekend, I was able to fire up the smoker for some ribs and chicken.
The ribs went on, with the smoker around 225 - 250 and some apple wood chunks. Rubbed and ready to go using a 2-2-1 on these.
Spritzed them every hour or so with apple juice
Then one of the locals stopped by...