I've always wanted to do wings but never got around to it. Do you do anything special to them like a brine soak? Or just straight on?
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Just straight, i like them a bit overdone. That batch i think were salt and vinegar wings, really good but pretty awful for your blood pressure.I've always wanted to do wings but never got around to it. Do you do anything special to them like a brine soak? Or just straight on?
I'm getting a jump on things tonight with a nice little pork butt on for a 12-14 hour smoke. Add three racks of spares to go on tomorrow morning and by early afternoon we should be right where I want to be.
Looking good;Droolnothing big but it’ll hit the spot
Sweetbread, angus fajita , chicken fajita , and some cross cut beef ribs. Beans and rice on the stove
got to agree 100%! Just went for the first time last week. Surprised to see whole hogs, lambs, and goats. Pork belly with and without skin, beef ribs, skort ribs, beef shoulder clod, pretty much all the primal cuts of meat.Depending on where you live....the costco business centers are smoking central for meat! I have a prime brisket, pork brisket bones (fall off from st louis), back rib portions (peeled back rib sections 2-4 bones) and a new rib they have called short cut st louis ribs (slight difference in size from the normal rib just .30 less per lb). That is a line up!
Morning update:
I set my alarm every two hours when I smoke overnight to check temps and add wood. I slept through one and the smoker came down to 150 degrees about 5 am this morning, but pork butt is pretty forgiving so it should turn out fine. Ribs are ready to go on. Gonna be a good day!