damn that looks tasty afSmoked whole chickens cooked at 300°F/148.8°C for 115 minutes until exactly at 165 internal. Seasoned with a store bought rub.
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what wood did you use for thatSmoked whole chickens cooked at 300°F/148.8°C for 115 minutes until exactly at 165 internal. Seasoned with a store bought rub.
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Hickory, it didn't really have too much of a smoky taste. Was pretty juicy though and I basted it a couple times throughout with seasoned butter.what wood did you use for that
i tried using pecan and apple once and found it a little overpowering, but maybe that was because i used too much wood
this isn't burger wtfFirst cook in the new smoker, thank you @Agitha for blessing us with the gift of smoke and fire.
7.5lbs pork shoulder, for 12 hours at 200℉ /93.3℃. Seasoned with garlic, onion, smoked paprika, cayenne pepper, chili powder, salt and of course - good old fashioned ground black pepper. Separated the lean and fatty parts for the family, as some prefer lean and I very much enjoy the fatty parts. You are what you eat, after all.
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homemade burgar
I prefer medium, anything less just seems undercooked. But I'll eat it well done if it's still juicy, which is definitely possible. You just have to be careful not to cook it too long and pull it when it's still a few degrees shy of 165 f.how do yall prefer your meat by the way
i dont see why people, especially people that work in expensive restaurants, dislike steak that is well done
its the only way i eat meat lol
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that is the only burger I would say actually comes close to being good from mcdonaldsquarter pounder is the chad's burger of choice from mcdonalds
how do yall prefer your meat by the way
i dont see why people, especially people that work in expensive restaurants, dislike steak that is well done
its the only way i eat meat lol
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