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  1. mowin

    Smokers Paradise (for all the smokers and BBQ lovers)

    Those meats are not cured.. salts are used to dry and age the meats but they are not cured. This method helps preserve the meat, but it's not cured. Don't confuse preserve and cure. Two totally different methods. I've done smaller cuts with the SV. Always come out fantastic. I'll get the...
  2. mowin

    Smokers Paradise (for all the smokers and BBQ lovers)

    I could post link after link supporting my claim as you probably could have done to, but didn't. I do like the precision aspect. Although I usually cook my briskets so they will have 5 hrs or so rest time foiled, wrapped in towels and resting in a cooler. Gives me plenty of time if the cook...
  3. mowin

    Smokers Paradise (for all the smokers and BBQ lovers)

    Last time I'll say it. Cannot use salt alone to cure meats safely. Now onto the brisket... I've never tried the SV post cure method. I love my vastrami, but I'm not a huge fan of beef pastrami. Brisket low and slow on the pit is my cup of tea. Absolutely love the burnt ends. Usually cook...
  4. mowin

    Smokers Paradise (for all the smokers and BBQ lovers)

    Yes, a long long time ago before nitrates were know and used. But again, salt alone will not and cannot cure meats. If you choose to believe it does, that's on you. BTW, your bacon looks good. What's your process? I'm picking up 60lbs of bellies next week. I dry cure my bacon, and cold...
  5. mowin

    Smokers Paradise (for all the smokers and BBQ lovers)

    We're going to have to agree to disagree. Impossible to cure with just salt. Period.
  6. mowin

    Smokers Paradise (for all the smokers and BBQ lovers)

    In sorry, this is false. You CANNOT cure something with just salt and smoke. "Saying it's cured" doesn't make it cured.
  7. mowin

    Smokers Paradise (for all the smokers and BBQ lovers)

    I'm sorry, salt and smoke alone doesn't 'cure" meats. Use that method if you like, but I'm not going to chance it. Curing only happens when sodium nitrite ,cure#1 or sodium nitrate, cure#2 is used. Lot of mis information on the web.
  8. mowin

    Smokers Paradise (for all the smokers and BBQ lovers)

    I'd caution everyone that this doesn't cure or preserve meat.
  9. mowin

    Smokers Paradise (for all the smokers and BBQ lovers)

    No comps for me. Too much stress, lol. Just my toy. I usually get 35 to 40 min before I have to add wood
  10. mowin

    Smokers Paradise (for all the smokers and BBQ lovers)

    Hit a major stall after my last post. Had to tent and bump pit temp to 300° to get her in the 170's. Rested for a hr before serving. Only took 30 minutes for the guests to rid the hog of anything edible, lol. Customer was extremely happy. Many of his guests said they never tasted pork this...
  11. mowin

    Smokers Paradise (for all the smokers and BBQ lovers)

    Doing a 107 lb whole hog for a client. Injected yesterday afternoon. Started the pit this morning at 2am. Pig went on at 3am. Current temps are 151° in the shoulders and 154° in the hinds. Eating around 4 pm. Looking for a IT of 175+...
  12. mowin

    Smokers Paradise (for all the smokers and BBQ lovers)

    Actually, it's just me and my wife. It's my biggest smoker of many. I mainly use this one for whole hog cooks. But I've fired up this beast for two burgers. Lol. I've been eyeing a big green egg or similar to add to my Arsenal, but my wife has threatened me. Me.. I'd rather ask for...
  13. mowin

    Smokers Paradise (for all the smokers and BBQ lovers)

    Everything came out fantastic.. even put a few wild caught sea scallops in a pan with some butter for 35 min. Then wrapped with some partially cook bacon and finished in the fry pan. Nice hint of smoke on them.
  14. mowin

    Smokers Paradise (for all the smokers and BBQ lovers)

    Doing a father day smoke ABT's, stuffed shrooms, blooming onion, and SLR.
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