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01-30-2013, 02:29 AM #1OPJunior Member
Wood smoked food hot and cold methods
Hey guys. Wondering if anybody smokes their own food? My best item would be smoked cheddar cheese hickory chips and smoke the cheese for 2 hours then cured for 2 weeks in the fridge, best cheese you will ever eat. Haven't mastered jerky yet. I personally love mine bone dry, that can sit on ur dash board for a week lol.
Potters Reviewed by Potters on . Wood smoked food hot and cold methods Hey guys. Wondering if anybody smokes their own food? My best item would be smoked cheddar cheese hickory chips and smoke the cheese for 2 hours then cured for 2 weeks in the fridge, best cheese you will ever eat. Haven't mastered jerky yet. I personally love mine bone dry, that can sit on ur dash board for a week lol. Rating: 5
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01-30-2013, 03:22 AM #2Member
Wood smoked food hot and cold methods
Ahhhhh...I want to get the Bayou Smoker grill from Lowes. That bad boy is $699 and cooks, smokes and does Brick Oven Pizza. Smokers Paradise.
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01-30-2013, 04:02 AM #3Senior Member
Wood smoked food hot and cold methods
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I've had one like this one, I brought home from Texas. I stick to cooking meats..mostly ribs, brisket and any kind of beef. pr
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01-30-2013, 06:02 AM #4OPJunior Member
Wood smoked food hot and cold methods
Attachment 289307Attachment 289307Nice fellas. yea I hot smoke my stuff in a big chief. my grill has an option for a smoker on the side. Here's a picture of last summer grilling. It uploaded twice 2 lazy to fix it. It's propane on the left and charcoal on the right porcelain grates. if I boughtThe additional smoker piece it would be on the right of the charcoal grill
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01-30-2013, 07:41 PM #5Member
Wood smoked food hot and cold methods
Nice mate looking good. And yea I'm from texas as well nothing beats some brisket. I make some fine deer jerky
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01-30-2013, 09:55 PM #6Senior Member
Wood smoked food hot and cold methods
we have an old-fashioned smoker & just bought a propane box smoker.
the propane one is surprisingly good - we've made ribs & a brisket so far.
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01-31-2013, 01:03 AM #7OPJunior Member
Wood smoked food hot and cold methods
Nice. Haven't had the chance for other meats myself. aren't those like a 24 hour 2 day long type of smoking deal?
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01-31-2013, 03:09 AM #8Senior Member
Wood smoked food hot and cold methods
ribs take 6 to 8 hours - we did a 20 pound beef brisket - it took over 20 hours in the smoker, plus 4 or 5 wrapped in towels in a cooler to finish it off
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01-31-2013, 03:35 AM #9Senior Member
Wood smoked food hot and cold methods
Originally Posted by cannabis-seeds
Generally, I rub/marinate mine overnight in beer, then pre-cook in a low heat oven for 8 hours and then on the smoker another 7-8 hours. I have never been brave enough to smoke a turkey though, I've heard horror stories!
I see 32yrsltr is taking a little vacation. Guess I should have warned him, toast doesn't seem to use a good sativa, it isn't a very good idea to get stoned and 'deliberately' make a post with toast in it (not even with jelly on it) (lol--was rather funny, as I was using Pineapple when I read it). I thought the post was funny and he was stoned!
In Euless, Tx; there was a pro 'smoker' that did awesome feeds at his buffet in a VFW place, on Friday and Saturday evenings. Awesome variety and always great. Sure missed it, when my Mother moved to Calif and left Euless.
I've been looking at those propane ones? My smoker, the lid is really heavy, after a day of smokin'. Not to mention how difficult it is to keep the temp constant, in the winter. I'll have to take a more serious look at those propane ones...Thanks for the info.
:smokinstill pineapple'd) pr
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01-31-2013, 12:47 PM #10Member
Wood smoked food hot and cold methods
I was wondering what happened to him thanks, we were talking in some thread then I swear the whole thing dissapears..felt like I was trippin
What do you marinate overnight in beer? I've tried this with sausage,quite good
I smoke my turkey a minumum of 24 hrs but so is the treatment for all meat. As long as the temp doesn't go above 200 it will stay as moist as the day we killed it.
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