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Bear,
Actually, I screwed up and posted to the wrong Step by Step after I started the prep, et al. I saw the new one a few days ago and that's what got me started. Only change I made is that on smokes like this, I often top the meat with an envelop of dried onion soup. Almost everything else...
Bear,
Great post and decided I wanted to try. When I told my wife, she said, make 2 so we have leftovers! Did the prep of two 3.6# chuckies tonight and will smoke tomorrow.
Thanks,
Scott
I'd like to build on a couple things people have brought up. First, brine chicken and then match your wood to the brine (I also like to spatchcock the bird if I'm smoking it mostly whole (not pieces). However, to be honest, I use cherry, apple or pecan for chicken most of the time because I...
They look great! You probably saw Chef Jimmy's recipe from a little while ago. You can never go bad following his directions! When you get around to doing some beef, look for his Au Jus recipe, its great too.
His foiling recipe is at ...
Bear,
That looks awesome and I plan to try this in the next few weeks. I've never had it and it sounds great. After you prepare and freeze them, how long do they last in the freezer?
Thanks Again and hope you are doing well.
Scott
Hampton, VA
Great idea Gary, They look great and I'll try that this or next weekend!
Like you, I reverse sear steaks all the time just never thought of doing it to thick chops.
Thanks,
Scott
Hampton, VA
Understand 100%, everybody likes or is sensitive to different things. I have also made them with green, yellow and red peppers (they look cool (together) and we all liked them as well.
Have fun!
Scott
To tell the truth, when you get rid of the seeds and and scape the veins and internal membrane out, the jalapeños aren't that spicy. My wife doesn't like spicy food but when she tried the ABTs, she was amazed that they aren't very hot at all.
Scott
Hampton, VA