07th April 2010
Don't get in a hurry
Do not get yourself into a hurry when smoking meat. Good BBQ, and all good food for that matter, takes time and patience. You simply can't rush into it. Allow around 1 to 1 1/2 hours per pound for most meats. If you are using a woo...
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07th April 2010
Steer clear of green wood to start with
You should always use seasoned wood to start with in order to get good results. The old guys who have been Q'ing for years have the ability to use a mixture of seasoned wood and green wood, but beginners are wise...
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07th April 2010
Ingredients
1 6-8 lb. Boston Pork Butt
1/4 cup ground black pepper
1/4 cup paprika
1/4 cup turbinado sugar
2 tablespoons salt
2 teaspoons dry mustard
1 teaspoon cayenne
Preparation
In old Southern slang, "Mr. Brown" in the dark outside pa...
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07th April 2010
Take your butt, and leave the bone in as it cooks faster, and is maybe more tender, or boned and rolled, slather it with French's mustard, coat in your favorite dry rub, let it get tacky for about 2 hours (4 - 5 lb. butt).
Smoke it over apple (or whate...
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07th April 2010
Following the huge success of BBQ Pitmasters season 1, where the show averaged out around 900,000 viewers, with male viewing figures doubling at the seasons end, TLC have even grander plans for the series second outing which was announced two days ago.
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07th April 2010
Sunshine General Industries manufactures the Sunshine barbecue, a unique Australian-style gas barbecue grill that has unequaled cooking versatility. Unlike most other gas barbecue grills, the Sunshine barbecue allows both traditional char-grilling as well...
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07th April 2010
Charcoal water smokers require more knowledge and attention to use than a gas or electric unit. However, charcoal afficionadoes almost always insist that the flavor of charcoal units are second to none.
On the plus side they are less expensive and are ...
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07th April 2010
Smokers come in all shapes, sizes and fuel types including gas, electric and charcoal. From small, portable BBQ smokers such as those in Brinkmann's range, to larger oil-drum sized smokers made by Traeger and Charbroil amongst many others.
This guide w...
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07th April 2010
Charcoal smokers cook the food directly over the coals. Charcoal and wood lumps are the most common types of fuel used in charcoal smokers.
The meat juices drip down onto the coals, giving meat that traditional down-home flavor. With little effort, the...
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07th April 2010
Gas smokers offer great portability and versatility, especially propane fueled units. It's as simple as moving your smoker and propane bottle where ever you need them.
Maintaining a proper smoking temperature is very easy with a gas unit, just adjust t...
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30th March 2010
Ingredients
2 x 4-5lb roasting chickens
Olive Oil
Dark Soy sauce
Black pepper
Preparation
Marinade the roasting chickens first by basting them with equal parts of olive oil, dark soy sauce and crack over about half a tablespoon of black pepper...
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30th March 2010
COLD WEATHER COOKING
Remember that cooking times will be extended when it's cold, windy or wet outside.As a general rule, add around 25 minutes of cooking time for every 5 degrees below 45f.
Every time you open the lid to your grill, you lose the he...
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30th March 2010
The Hibachi grill is one of the lesser known types of barbecue when compared against the likes of leading manufacturers portable grills such as the Weber Smokey Mountain, the Cobb and the Cadac's of this World.
Japanese in origin, the Hibachi actually ...
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30th March 2010
Widely used, the Weber Smokey Mountain is often used incorrectly, and with a few simple steps you can improve the performance of your Weber Smoker and enjoy the culinary wonders that this little marvel can produce.
The best way to start off with your W...
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30th March 2010
Tender shreds of spicy pork are even more delicious when soaked in the recipes hot pepper vinegar sauce. A great variation of pulled pork that will please many afficionados.
Ingredients
For the rub
* 2 tablespoons paprika
* 1 tablespoon packed b...
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