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Jun 9, 2023 09:33:54   #
Jarheadfishnfool Loc: Woodlake/Tulare ,Ca.
 
mistred64 wrote:
I got my smoker for my birthday and father's day gift..
I've tried a smoked salmon fillet per Dave's recipe. Good but too salty, I will adjust next time.
Did a pork roast. Good on the outside from the rub and smoke but no penetration of flavor. Overall plain.
I've been reading some recipes and maybe you all have experience to answer some questions.

Do all fish need to be brined?
What type of brining is good for smoking a whole fish? The kind you rub on or the kind you soak the fish in?

I'm reading it's good to keep the skin on so the fish doesn't stick to the rack. But I think the scales need to be removed so the fish is clean. Am I wrong?

Questions about meat:

Is there a specific mix you use to rub your meat?(KY) Do you make up your own rub? Do you just find a store bought rub you like?

I read that you can brine meat. Is that a thing?

Any tips will be helpful. I want to try smoking a whole fish and Cassie said try beef ribs.

Thanks.
I got my smoker for my birthday and father's day g... (show quote)


Hi Ed, glad to hear you're experimenting with your Smoker, find some basic recipes for certain fish, meats ,pork ,turkey etc., Then from there try adding what you might like ,I use different mixtures for different eats , different wood for certain food , for instance Tri-Tip & Brisquet I'll make a batch of 1/2 cup of water, 1/4 cup of Red Cider Vinegar ,2 tablespoons of Worcestershire sauce, & 1 tablespoon of Soy sauce,mix them and coat the meat In a large aluminum pan, refrigerate for 2 hours (turn the meat in 1hour ) of course if it's a large brisquet double the mixture,,before cooking let it get back to room temperature ,drain and season or rub to your preference, remember always Low & Slow , me I try and stay between 125- 132°, Good Luck to you and enjoy the drooling my Friend 😋

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Jun 9, 2023 14:58:44   #
mistred64 Loc: Grayslake, illinois
 
That's a easy, simple recipe. I like that. Not ready to invest in a brisket yet but working up to it.
Thanks Jar

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