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My wife was in the mood for pizza and I don't think I've ever said no to that! She makes a great poolish dough that cooks up perfectly in our pizza oven.
I also picked up a new (to me) camera yesterday, so gave it a test run during the cook today. Appreciate you putting up with the photos (some teething issues on focus).
There was a thread yesterday about launching pies. If you look closely onto some of the launch photos you can see the corn starch which helps prevent it from sticking...
Dennys has a promo going for Masters of the Universe and a burger. I thought to myself I'd never go there for a burger but the combination sounds good. I made my own. Angus beef pattie, smoked brisket, bacon, white cheddar, pickles, onion, lettuce, and tomatoes.
Our daughter stacked this one.
Yum
With amazing results my first pork butt on my Oklahoma Joe Bronco 2.0. The Drum held temp awesome for 10 hours Prepped night before. Yellow mustard binder, Meat Church “ The Gospel “ for rub. To date best food I have made on the smoker.
Another hot smoked chicken, think I'll start doing 1 or 2 of these a month.
Just garlic salt inside and out and a bit of red oak. This was a 5lb 4oz bird. Indirect at 275°f for about 150 minutes.
Our garden has started to really produce and to go with the chicken we harvested potatoes, carrots, and zucchini. Carrots and potatoes tossed in olive oil, salt and pepper and roasted. Zucchini was dressed the same but grilled.
buzzed up some sugar free margaritas to wash it down with...
My Aunt called me. She had some stuffed bacon wrapped boneless quail in the freezer to cook. They were prepared by a local butcher shop, Chris' Specialty Meats. I whipped up a quick marinade for the birds and let them soak in that for about 45 minutes while we prepped the rest of the meal.
First up-the board. Sbriciolona salami and Coppardo with Machego cheese and cantaloupe melon.
One of the sides for tonight-Konriko Wild Pecan rice. It pairs well with the quail.
The birds out of the...
Brined, rinsed, seasoned, smoked, ate. Probably the least problematic smoke yet. NO issues. Brined with a picanha steak seasoning (95% salt) over night. Seasoned with "Bam" seasoning, smoked at 250 for about 6 hours. The beer can chicken stand worked perfectly to keep the breast upright. Even the skin came out more crispy than rubbery.
Hey guys! Been lurking here for a while, gathering info for my smoker build. Started off by following the awesome guides on build volumes for proper flow, then began google image searching all the different options out there. Took a ton of design cues from TMG pits, and tried to implement any other features I could find that seemed like a good way to do things. All 1/4” plate, double walled insulated firebox, removable interior racks to allow for rotisserie attachment as well as a Santa...
Well, it’s been a minute or two since I last posted a cook. I haven’t been smoking much lately, so I gave my Recteq, which was my last smoker to my Grandson. He & his wife just moved into their first home & I thought they could meet a lot of the neighborhood by just firing up the smoker. Anyhow Publix had a BOGO on STL’s, so I grabbed 2. I still have 2 kettles, a Camp Chef flat top, & the old Genesis gas grill.
So this is how I started grilling & this is what I returned to, the good old...
I picked up two full bellies at restaurant supply. One skin on the other skinned. They are about 12 pounds a piece. These bellies they carry are irregular in thickness from say 1-1/2 on one side to 1/2” on the other. So I mostly buy them for rolled panchetta, but once in a while you can find a workable belly to do both panchetta and bacon.
For this weekend I really wanted to do a Porchetta with pork loin inside. We will have my mother over as always on Sunday and it’s my wife and I...
Man, that title ⬆️ is a mouthful 😄.
I still had a Carver ham in the fridge, and today my plan was to slice it, do a second smoke on them and vacuum seal for a breakfast or a soup. Tonight, we're making a ham and bean soup of sorts.
My set-up was a cool smoke in the Big Chief, with the lid blocked open with some 2X2s, using handfuls of apple pellets every 30-minutes, for 2-hours of smoke time.
Purpose written articles and video on all things Thanksgiving including but not limited to smoked turkey, double smoked ham, Thanksgiving sides, appetizers made with leftover turkey, etc.
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