9/5/2019 – This recipe was inspired by the one here. But, this is a lot different and surely much better. The chops and the sauce were very good and could become a favorite family dish. … Continue reading
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Porchetta Shoulder Roast with Spicy Chimichurri Recipe | Bon Appetit 7/15/2019 … Continue reading
7/4/2019 – We started on 7/1 to thaw a two pork-butt pack that weighed 20 lbs. This smoke turned out great and we enjoyed a great meal with Peggy and Frank for the 4th of July. … Continue reading
3/12/2019 – This dish was intended to create one Mary would like as much as Popeye’s Dirty Rice. We liked it the first meal when it was fresh and it was maybe better warmed in the microwave the next day. … Continue reading
Inspired by the recipe at Al Simon’s Cajun Microwave site here. 6-8 pork chops1 lb pork sausage cut in 1-inch pieces1 onion, diced1 bell pepper, chopped2 ribs celery1 tbs minced garlic1 bunch green onions1 bunch parsley1/4 lb margarine or butter2 … Continue reading
1/19/2019 – We had bought pork butt bones at South Alabama Custom Meats that have some meat on them. The last smoke had included two of them with 6POGS and the thin pieces of meat made great tasso. So, after smoking … Continue reading
This is inspired by Jeff at https://www.smoking-meat.com/february-1-2018-smoked-pork-belly-slices. What You’ll Need 3-4 lbs pork belly slices (¼ thick is perfect) Kosher salt (for the dry brine) Jeff’s original rub recipe Dry brine both sides of the 1/4″ thick slices for 2 hours Apply … Continue reading
Trimmed fat from the almost 10 lb. butt and ended up with a large loose flat and the point. Rubbed it with 5POGS. Put it into the 250-degree preheated MES with the ChefMasters pellets smoking in the Amazen tray. Corn on the … Continue reading
7/3/2018 – This smoke went very different as the MES quit heating about 2 hours in. So moved it to the Weber Kettle to finish and it turned out very good. The butt and 3 small tasso pieces were rubbed … Continue reading
The butt turned out really good on salads and in sandwiches. The 5POGS makes a great bark and adds a touch of spice.