I love your SIG about BBQ Jim. I will try to contribute where I can on cooking or building smokers. It has been my passion for years and have built quit a few of them.
not sure what I was thinking when I agreed to BBQ burgers today...but anyway, after shovelling out about 2' of snow on the deck and around the BBQ, I managed to pull it off.
1/2 beef, 1/2 porks, spices, Worcestershire and some other goodies. I had some leftover bacon, so made some Cheddar Bacon Burgers for us.
Hopefully the first of many, many, BBQ pics this year.
The bride and I went from Thanksgiving to New Year without eating meat. This is our first meaty meal of 2014: salt and pepper ribs smoked for about 4 hours with peach wood.
The bride and I went from Thanksgiving to New Year without eating meat. This is our first meaty meal of 2014: salt and pepper ribs smoked for about 4 hours with peach wood.
Who else loves to show some low and slow lovin' to some prime cuts of meat? Keeping with the theme here at B&B, here's a pic of my newest weapon. It's an old oil drum I converted into a smoker:
Nice drum. They make for one of the best bang for the buck smokers around. What kind of therm did you use. The one we have at work (we built it) has a cheap therm that is way to far off.