tupacboy 12:08 PM 01-31-2013
Last weekend's fare. I have been lazy since then, sorry.
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jjirons69 02:02 PM 02-01-2013
Chit!!! Missed it! Been wanting one and $15 off is a great deal...
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Fordman4ever 08:51 AM 02-02-2013
Col. Kurtz 01:57 AM 02-03-2013
Just slapped on a 11lb brisket for the big game tonight.
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mosesbotbol 07:04 AM 02-03-2013
Baby backs for the big game. Did not want to put the smoking time into Spare's today.
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60 wings, 10 thighs, fresh kilbasa with peppers and onions about to go on. 5 lbs steak tips for later.
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Col. Kurtz 10:02 AM 02-03-2013
Originally Posted by Col. Kurtz:
Just slapped on a 11lb brisket for the big game tonight.
T-minus four hours
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hammondc 10:15 AM 02-03-2013
Fordman4ever 10:43 AM 02-03-2013
My first attempt to make one of these didn't turn out looking too good, so I thought I'd try it again. Last time I did one of these I just brought everything home from the store and jumped right into making it. this time, I took my time and made sure I did it right. I used Chorizo this time. I used a gallon ziplock bag to shape the sausage and then I put it in the fridge over night. It was much easier to handle this way and it rolled a lot easier.
ok, here goes. Here's the bacon weave.
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Here's the rolled up sausage stuffed with pulled pork.
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and here's the final product before it goes into the smoker. I'm gonna let it sit in the fridge for a little bit to kinda harden up so its easier to handle on the way to the smoker.
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Hopefully it stays together in the smoker. More pics to come later.
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hammondc 11:50 AM 02-03-2013
Nice!!! I have never done one of these. On my list though.
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Should be fine, Earl. Chorizo tends to shrink a lot, but the bacon weave should keep everything together nicely.
I throw mine in the freezer for a few hours before they go on to an oiled
Weber grill pan, then into the smoker.
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Originally Posted by hammondc:
Nice!!! I have never done one of these. On my list though.
Do it. They are so easy...
Brad (OLS) has a whole thread on them here somewhere.
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Originally Posted by T.G:
Do it. They are so easy...
Brad (OLS) has a whole thread on them here somewhere.
http://www.cigarasylum.com/vb/showth...ghlight=fattie
That dang thread TOOK OFF. You talk about a rash of originality.
I feel so small today. I didn't cook anything, thaw anything and I ain't goin nowhere to eat nuthin.
I DID cook a roast last night, smothered it in a pot with a roux starter, softened up my onions in the roux
and dumped the pan de-glaze water from my lunch steak in there, and added water to cover. Left a
little steam vent with the lid and just killed it. It was superb. Hell, I still should've at least thawed some wings.
Enjoy all your food, bro-hamsters
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pnoon 01:07 PM 02-03-2013
Interesting. Reads more like a focaccia dough than an pizza dough, at least to me anyway.
Like to hear your thoughts on it once you've tried it.
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mosesbotbol 02:29 PM 02-03-2013
26 degrees out, WSM is on full blast and just into the smoke zone. It can be hard to gauge whether to use the water pan or not. This time I put about a quart in and should not have. Aslo using maple charcoal which is not as hot as the Kingsford Competition.
90 minutes until the game, I'll be ok.
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hammondc 03:24 PM 02-03-2013
I struggled today too. Tried a new process without the foil on the ribs. They seem to start to burn before they are done. Oh well. I am gonna pull em and foil em and hope they finish out in the coooler.
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mosesbotbol 08:42 PM 02-03-2013
Ribs came out fine. Did not touch for the whole cooking time.
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Fordman4ever 09:42 PM 02-03-2013