Smoke, smoked and smokers
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Going to smoke a Prime Rib for Christmas this year
Smoked prime rib is amazing!
Back when I was all about the smoker, I used to frequent this forum for recipes and techniques and, you know, just to mingle with other geeks:
Welcome to SMF!
www.smokingmeatforums.com
It's where I got the recipe for Atomic Buffalo Turds, which are the hit of every party.
kom526
They call me ... Sarcasmo
My next experimental smoke is going to be pork belly burnt ends.
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My son will be home from school by Friday morning 
so I'll definitely have a willing taste tester. Another one I want to try is jalapeno oyster poppers. I had one at the oyster festival this year and it was damned fantastic.
Jalapenos halved and scooped out
cream cheese and diced cooked bacon mixture
oyster
I think there was cheese to top it off, I'm not entirely sure.
Smoke and serve.
Pork Belly Burnt Ends
I make this BBQ two different ways. Traditionally I have smoked pork belly whole, then cubed it, sauced it and finished the burnt ends cooking process. However, today I am going to focus on my preferred method that has become more popular as of late which includes cubing the belly before it's...
so I'll definitely have a willing taste tester. Another one I want to try is jalapeno oyster poppers. I had one at the oyster festival this year and it was damned fantastic.Jalapenos halved and scooped out
cream cheese and diced cooked bacon mixture
oyster
I think there was cheese to top it off, I'm not entirely sure.
Smoke and serve.
Sneakers
Just sneakin' around....
I've never been big on smoked meats. Guess I was turned off by people who smoked something to the point that it tasted like a campfire doused with water. Although my nephew-in-law made a really good smoked turkey this past Thanksgiving. He used a pellet smoker with pecan pellets.
I did get a couple pieces of pork specifically to try and make bacon. Smoking would probably be best. I have a bunch of plum wood to try on some fish or chicken sometime.
I did get a couple pieces of pork specifically to try and make bacon. Smoking would probably be best. I have a bunch of plum wood to try on some fish or chicken sometime.
lucky_bee
RBF expert
My next experimental smoke is going to be pork belly burnt ends.
My son will be home from school by Friday morningPork Belly Burnt Ends
I make this BBQ two different ways. Traditionally I have smoked pork belly whole, then cubed it, sauced it and finished the burnt ends cooking process. However, today I am going to focus on my preferred method that has become more popular as of late which includes cubing the belly before it's...
100% worth it. Husband makes them all the time just to snack on ... aka eat them all in one afternoon because they're amazing. We have several pork bellies in the freezer.
You probably wouldn't like my spare ribs. My goal was to infuse them with so much hickory that your lips would get numb. Wifey and the kids would rave about them.
Sneakers
Just sneakin' around....
I'd probably agree with that. I like savory vs smoke or spicy.
Bare-ya-cuda
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New rig in my arsenal now is a Yoder YS640S. Before that I grilled and smoked on a Traeger lil’ Texas elite for almost 10 years. All things BBQ website has some great recipes as does the Traeger website.
Christy
b*tch rocket
I use this rub recipe for my smoked pork belly, I also use it on smoked salmon.
saltpepperskillet.com
Smoked Pork Belly Recipe
This 3-hour smoked pork belly is crave-able perfection. Smoky-sweet with a little bit of heat. Crisp it up to eat in sliders, tacos or even on a BLT salad.
saltpepperskillet.com
Agee
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TY ,I use this rub recipe for my smoked pork belly, I also use it on smoked salmon.
Smoked Pork Belly Recipe
This 3-hour smoked pork belly is crave-able perfection. Smoky-sweet with a little bit of heat. Crisp it up to eat in sliders, tacos or even on a BLT salad.
great website
SamSpade
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Still can’t find one for MY smoker.
SamSpade
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Thanks. When I don't know what I am doing, it helps to know which things to take out and which screws to undo.
Otherwise, I have an expensive mess - as I did years ago with a rear projection TV.
Sneakers
Just sneakin' around....
That's always been my claim to fame. I'm real good at taking things apart. Putting it all back together.... not so much.
Thank goodness for cell phone cameras.
kom526
They call me ... Sarcasmo
And old coffee cans for the left over screws.