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tombombadil

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May 31, 2008
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I have been told to goto roll call so here I am ;) I am a long time grill master but am a NOOB smoker, but learning quick love this site. I have a Brinkman smoke-n-grill gas, I live in apartment and couldnt have a charcoal so i decided to smoke the place out. I have smoked a london broil(so nasty the dog wouldnt eat it) but since then found this site and realized not a good choice to smoke even if it is on sale, not enough fat. Smoked salmon and shrimp both where good but over cooked. Smoked a chicken beer can style, meat was incrediable but skin was rubber, see that is a common. Then i turned to what i love best PORK;) First shoulder cooked about 10 hours and Girlfriend said that what she wants for her B-Day now, love that finishing sauce. Then I decided to to finally try some ribs 3-2-1, probably the best thing i ever cooked in my life and i can grill a mean steak(remember before cooking steaks let them sit out and get to room temp before grilling). Gonna do some smoked turkey legs today, i might sneak a small rack of baby backs on there too. I try to smoke a fattie for sunday brunch eveytime too, cant forget them. Thanks for all the tips you guys rock.

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and my all time fav GO BLUE


In search of the perfect mustard sauce;)
 
Hia Tom...thanks for the Roll Call post :{) And Welcome to SMF!
Turkey legs... gonna give 'em a couple hour brine? Really helps moistness and flavor!
 
Welcome to SMF Tom you'll find lots of good info here. Even info on making London Broils come out decent
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Enjoy and happy smoking
 
welcome to smf tom, sounds like u got some expierience that we can draw from. hope to share some smokes!!!
 
i brined my turkey legs overnight;) gonna try putting in oven after smoke to crisp up the skin.
 
OOO bad word...OVEN! LOL...Sorry Tom running joke here. I view the oven as just another tool.. some <coughcoughbbqbubbacough> view it as sacrilege to smoking.

I say use what tools ya got. What's in yer brine? I like the classic poultry spices...onion, celery, rosemary, parsley...
 
i used a store bought marinade we like on chciken breast before we grill them its called Ashanti, they make great buffalo sauce too, love my buffalo shrimps ;) bought the brinkman cause it was a two in one but as a grill its not very good thats why switching to oven when i finish up the ribs and ABT's(cream cheese, cheddar, diced onion canoe style with bacon of course)
 
That a boy Tom. Don't get discouraged. Things get better and better with each smoke.
 
Welcome to the SMF!! Check out the 5 day ecourse... its full of great info, only takes a few minutes a day and its FREE.... There are lots of friendy folks here- all with different levels of experience that love helping new folks out--- so if ya have questions ask away! Enjoy!
 
Welcome to the forum Tom! Sounds like you're well on your way to becoming a pit master!
 
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