Location: Inside Henny's Head, ON Joined: 07.11.2007
Feb 25 @ 9:17 PM ET
That’s weird, peanut smokes meat year round... - Good On Paper
The pink cigars don't count.
If I had the properly ventilated space to do it indoors, I totally would go year round. I make a killer smoked pork tenderloin, that I use instead of ham in a Cubano. So I'm trying to perfect my mojo pork component instead.
If I had the properly ventilated space to do it indoors, I totally would go year round. I make a killer smoked pork tenderloin, that I use instead of ham in a Cubano. So I'm trying to perfect my mojo pork component instead. - Darksyde
the way you describe it your food always sounds delicious
If I had the properly ventilated space to do it indoors, I totally would go year round. I make a killer smoked pork tenderloin, that I use instead of ham in a Cubano. So I'm trying to perfect my mojo pork component instead. - Darksyde
I bought a Traeger 8 in 1 smoker last year and it's incredible! Convection, double lined walls. I make competition ribs and they're glorious. It's the best thing to experiment with and tweak your recipes to perfection.
I have it alongside my garage outside, but in the winter i smoke inside the garage with the doors open so i get my fix.
Location: Inside Henny's Head, ON Joined: 07.11.2007
Feb 25 @ 9:27 PM ET
You can't beat our meat!! - Snots33_77
Damn skippy! Bacon wrapped smoked meatloaf, anyone? I also make killer ribs. I prefer side to back, meatier, and the extra fat makes for good smoking. Finish em on the grill.
Damn skippy! Bacon wrapped smoked meatloaf, anyone? I also make killer ribs. I prefer side to back, meatier, and the extra fat makes for good smoking. Finish em on the grill. - Darksyde
Same here! You gotta caramelize that fat to add to the flavor and overall texture. I maranade my ribs for 2-3 days in a collection of things too prior to smoking and grilling. It's an art, passion and a payoff once it hits your taste buds.
Damn skippy! Bacon wrapped smoked meatloaf, anyone? I also make killer ribs. I prefer side to back, meatier, and the extra fat makes for good smoking. Finish em on the grill. - Darksyde