Hi All,
I have just started with my smoker and so far smoked legs of lamb X2(two legs) and lamb chops X9 (nine chops 2' thick...yum) with 2 strips of back ribs and my classic bbq sauce and 4 pounds of sausage from my local farmer.
Second smoke was a 12 pound turkey cut into quarters. Breast were dry so I'll do better on the second shot.
I wish I would have started this smoking much sooner....hey who knew.
I'm getting good ideas from the recipes and banter on this forum..thanks...good reads.
I'm from the southern most area of Canada and sending greets to All...and no I'm not just blowing smoke ;-)
Eric
W E L C O M E to the Forum caneri!
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Remember we like pic's!!
Welcome Eric,
I did my first turkey this year (different smoker) and I brined it for 24 hours. It was the best tasting and moist turkey I've ever had. You may try a brine next time.
And yes we do like PICS.
Try this link to get your pictures going:
http://www.susanminor.org/forums/showpost.php?p=768&postcount=11
Thanks for the welcome posts All!!
Doesn't it always hold true that you find the spelling mistake AFTER you hit post.(even with spell check)
@TestRocket,
Yup did the brine for 23hrs but my butchering was not so clean. The breast meat was not cut out properly so the skin slid off...grrrr..next time will be better or better yet I may do the drumsticks only as they were yum city.
So many things to smoke, so little time...grrr
Best to All.
Eric
PS...I have been told that smoking a salmon/steelhead will leave a bad smell/taste for the next smoke session....true or false?
Any tips on that one?
PSS TY for the link http://www.susanminor.org/
I tried to register here http://www.susanminor.org/
Oops...locked out now as it says no joy..Eric
I don't know what would get you locked out, maybe someone will come along soon with and idea for you.
You may have done this to...but just a thought. Use a good thermometer and cook that breast to the proper temp or maybe practice your knife skills on a large chicken. Haha! :D ;D
Quote from: caneri on December 02, 2010, 01:50:13 PM
PS...I have been told that smoking a salmon/steelhead will leave a bad smell/taste for the next smoke session....true or false?
Not that I have noticed. I suppose if you do a large number of large loads over a long time maybe, and perhaps if the smoker had a more porus (wood) interior, but not with the Bradley.
I have just now acquired a Taylor remote/wireless thermometer so next time I can judge what's what...also an instant probe, but not in use yet, so not able to speak on that.
@FLBentRider,
I'm listening to some local fishermen but they don't like trout/salmon..go figure that one..I can't.
I just want to know if I do a salmon it won't mess up the brisket I'm planning (or the lamb,chicken..good grief it can go forever).
I'll try to login again tonight then maybe a re-register (Is this forum using the same login as http://www.susanminor.org/) ?
Best,
Eric
I think I should better learn where to start posting in a relevant topic area.
So much to read.
TY All.
The two web sites do not share the same user database.
The fish question has been asked here before, and to my knowledge no one has posted "I smoked fish and then a pork butt, and my bbq tastes funny"
When you register for the recipe site, it will not accept "free" (gmail, hotmail, yahoo,msn) email addresses. Use the one your ISP gave you when you signed up for internet.
TY FLBentRider ,
Hmmm...I only have my own server's email or gmail.
and my server will shutdown soon...grrr...Eric
Thanks for the info on public email accounts FLBentRider.
I used my server's account and it let me register....hooray...lots of reading and smokin'
TY,
Eric
There is also a chat room on the recipe site that we use on Tuesday nights or any other time we are feeling "chatty"
OK..I'll pop into chat when the admin let's me in.
I like that site already with the controls/human controls.
no spam there I bet..good work people as I have seen huge spam on my projects..E
Welcome Eric. I see you have met our good friend Randy(FLBR). Good guy to have in your corner. I will only echo what he says about no fish flavor carried over to your next smoke.
Let's see the pics of that brisket you're going to do. We love pics.
TY KyNola et al,
You know, I'll bet, there are a lot of people here that actually care about the foods they eat...duh
If y'all are like me, I strive for clean foods...nothing processed as best I can (not including cures and the like)...meaning store bought processed garbage.
I make my own jams,jellies sometimes pickles. breads and over the years have developed a fairly clean food regime, which I'm proud of.
I would like to hear from others here that have defeated the advertising/advertisers of fast foods and the mess it has created in the kids nutrition.
This request may seem a tad moot (for this forum purpose) but it may have legs. (hopefully smoked turkey legs which I'm doing in a few days for my out-laws).
@OLDS and Mods,
If you find this a relevant topic pls move this or create one for the people that are proud of making their own foods for the family.
"Off Topic" might be a good choice as it's not Bradley related but can shed much needed light on the "other" stuff we eat and provide, that is clean as best we can.
Best,
Eric
PS..I hope this isn't TOO moot for this forum...just an idea.
Welcome to the forum Caneri, this is a verry informative place so take a minute and sit awile.
Will do Shasta bob,
I thought it may be too soon for such a post, but I was wondering.
I've seen posts with greens and other sides...piqued my interest along with the big smoke.
Best,
Eric