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Found myself.
I remember I had trouble signing up so had to use a different log-in. This is the first time the Craniac log in worked. oops!
By the way, Popos is the local dive with WONDERFUL Green Chile. You have to try the #8.
I just put a carboard box with a few holes (one on bottom, and two on top) on top of my electric smoker. The box just sits right on the smoke outlet for the smoker. Works great.
I will say that yours is a LOT more impressive than mine.
Smoke some shredded cheese for about fifteen minutes...
Get a Smokin It #1 from www.smokin-it.com
Insulated, stainless steel construction. I love mine!
Two pork shoulders will fit. I did a 16 pound turkey, I have done buckboard bacon, fatties, brisket, ribs, chicken, peanut butter.
I use a cardboard box on top of the unit for cold smoking...
Just apple smoked some corn on the cob for dinner. Came out perfect.
Also smoked some raw peanuts, ground them up, added EVOO, salt and honey. Gonna do that again!
It actually tasted a lot better than it looked. I only took it to about 170 internal temp to keep it from drying out. Outside had a nice crust and inside was moist and pink. Even my kids loved it.
I have a small electric smoker (Smokin-it #1). I use an old ceramic mug with some water in it to help keep things from drying out too much. I pulled most of the hair off but did not open the husk and smoked for three hours. Husk was still green and soft before smoking. Pulled the husk and...
Smoked some pork today and had a little room left over. Threw in a couple of ears of corn for three hours at 225 in pecan smoke. Just left it in the husk. Wow! I am doing this again very soon.
Q view not possible due to the corn already being devoured.
I'm thinking 12 or more hours at 200. I always cook by temp with a probe thermometer not time. I normally use 200 indicated on my #1 but sometimes go to 225. I do add a cup filled with water and just set it on the bottom next to the smoke box.
I get a heavy but not dry bark on the butt...
Congrats on the #1. Mine always seems to provide enough smoke flavor. Hopefully your next try will be smokier. Perhaps a different piece of hickory?
By the way, ribs look great.