#703
#704
Best Ribs I've ever had in my life - I'm serious!!!!!
Cell phone pic:
Marinated these overnight in a homemade Jerk seasoning. And smoked them over hickory and oak.
#706
I giggle every time I see that plate and what it says.Food's not that bad either.
#707
Brined
Rubbed
Smoked
Pastrami nom'd
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#708
First crack at ribs... and I failed
Two hours in...
3 hours for the ribs, 1 hour for the bottom round
Overcooked ribs
The bottom round is frikkin' amazing though!!
Plate
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4 coilpacks, 2 gearboxes and counting...Originally Posted by alleghenyman
#709
Super Bowl grub, anyone?
I'm making smoked meatballs stuffed with smoked Monterey Jack cheese wrapped in bacon.
And my locally famous smoked wings.
Pics to follow!
#710
Made 110 meatballs stuffed with smoked Monterey Jack cheese wrapped in bacon.
And made 90 wings.
Super Bowl, here we come.
#712
#717
You are inspiring me to get back into smoking again!
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#718
4 coilpacks, 2 gearboxes and counting...Originally Posted by alleghenyman
#720
#721
The thermos always get that way when there's smoke. It comes off very easily with some soap and water.
#722
So this was my first smoke ever.
Wanted a 2 door LP smoker, ended up with a masterbuilt electric because nobody had the LP ones in stock. I think this will end up being a bit better for me because it's insulated and should hold the heat better than a propane one in the winter.
Did some back ribs after burning in and seasoning the smoker.
Rubbed them with a mix of dried chipotle powder, salt, pepper and a few other spices I grabbed.
I wasn't sure how they'd turn out or exactly what I was doing or how long to cook them, so I only did 1 of the 2 racks that were in the package.
I used 2 cups of hickory wood chips, 1 to start and 1 45 minutes in, that was it for smoke.
It took just over 4 hours to cook. Temp was set for 225 and fluctuated between 218 and 229, which seemed pretty good to me.
They had an incredible crust to them when they came out of the smoker.
Not much of a smoke ring, but they were loaded with smoke flavor.
Now that I've got this thing, I'm going to be smoking everything I can get in there.
I found an app for ios from Bradley and they had a bunch of recipes that I'm dying to try. One for wings, one for smoked bacon wrapped chicken breasts and one for smoked italian prawns.
I know about ABT's, but is there anything else that's a must try?
#723
Beer can chicken! I did it a couple times, but never took any pics... It comes out AMAZING! The moisture from the beer keeps the chicken moist on the inside... There are lots of recipes on the web for it.
What I did was, half a can of beer, cut the top off. Chopped up onions, coriander, some salt and pepper all get put in the beer. I rub the chicken with spices and olive oil, and throw spices in the butt. Put beer can in butt, and smoke at about 250*F till 180*F internal temperature.
4 coilpacks, 2 gearboxes and counting...Originally Posted by alleghenyman
#724
So my coals don't seem to be burning all the way through in my WSM. It's as if they just extinguish themselves midway through what I would anticipate their burn to be. I usually have the vents about 1/2 way open.
Am I not loading enough coals for the big smoker? I usually fill a charcoal starter full, let them all get red hot, dump into the WSM, and then repeat for a total of 2 starters worth.
Could it just be crappy coals? I'm using Kingsford.
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#725
#726
Made some chicken thighs, wings, and jalapenos peppers (for Chipotle).
Straight out of Montreal!
Let's get 'er started!
Thighs and Wings going on!
Thighs and Peppers!
Peppers DONE!
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#727
This is my third time doing beer can chicken. The "beer" cans are half full of beer, chopped onions, chopped oreganum, salt/pepper. Chickens are rubbed with olive oil and dusted with bbq spice. Went in the smoker at about 120 degrees celcius until the internal temp of the chicken was about 82 degrees celcius. Didn't time it as I have a little digital probe thermometer to monitor the internal temp...
on to the pics!
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4 coilpacks, 2 gearboxes and counting...Originally Posted by alleghenyman
#728
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My first time smoking. Brisket was so juicy and tender
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#730
I will be. Some ribs and chicken on my poorman Binkmann. I smoke that brisket for mothers day and it was great.
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#731
#733
This will be my first time doing ribs. Does anyone marinate theirs or do you just do dry rubs?
#734
I clean/trim mine the night before, coat in rub, wrap and let them sit overnight.
4-5 hours of smoke/spray/sauce later
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#735
Thighs and poppers sound awesome!
I've always used dry rubs for ribs. Wouldn't do it any other way!!!
Sick. Did you use any salt in your rub? I tend to not let the rub sit on the meat overnight if it contains any salt. Whenever I use salt for pork or beef, I apply it the morning of the smoke.