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That’s a really great idea. I’ll be stealing this for sure. Thanks for sharing.last sunday Smoked 4 deer shanks and finished them off in a cast iron pot in the oven to make shredded shank tacos.
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That’s a really great idea. I’ll be stealing this for sure. Thanks for sharing.
I did the same. Mustard and a bbq dry rub. 14 hours at 230 and a final temp at 195. It was like candy.Threw a pork butt on this morning for pulled pork
How about a step by step for this? Thanks, mtmuleylast sunday Smoked 4 deer shanks and finished them off in a cast iron pot in the oven to make shredded shank tacos.
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Here's my step by step for the shank tacos:How about a step by step for this? Thanks, mtmuley
Here's my step by step for the shank tacos:
Once shanks are defrosted, verify that they are of proper length to fit in cast iron oven to avoid problems later. I generally trim my shanks before freezing and like to expose some marrow.
Rub olive oil over entire shank, then generously apply salt and pepper, I prefer to use lawry's season salt instead of plain salt.
Place shanks on smoker racks and smoke for two hours at 190 degrees.
remove shanks from smoker and place on baking sheet for safe transport inside.
using a ceramic coated or standard cast iron oven, heat up olive oil in base and brown each shank on medium high heat for a minute or two and then place shank back on baking sheet.
After browning shanks, ensure there is enough oil to start sweating some coarsely chopped onions and minced garlic. cook until aromatic and garlic starts to brown.
Place shanks back into oven and dump in can of favourite beer, two cans of enchilada sauce and if needed some water so liquid is just covering shanks. cover oven with lid.
Insert cast iron oven into preheated oven at 375 and start other chores or reward yourself with an ice cold beverage of your choice.
I check on my shanks about once an hour or so and rotate their position in the cast iron oven since your liquid will start to evaporate and thicken.
After about 4-5 hours you should have a very thick sauce in the bottom of your cast iron and meat should be falling off the bone, most tenditions and major muscle fibers will have cooked down and be gone. Remove all bones and shred meat with forks in oven so it mixes in the sauce. Any tendons or fatty tissues noticed should be removed as they are not enjoyable to bite into.
give the bones to your dogs and impress people you know with your new cooking skills.
I make home made cilantro lime ranch aioli to put on the tacos using dry ranch seasoning, sour cream, milk, fresh cilantro, and lime juice.
If any one makes this dish let me know how it turned out for you. I fed 10 adults with the four shanks I used last time and the left overs are just as good as the day you made the dish.
Smoking some peppercorns today. Cracked half and left half of them whole.
Mesquite wood , it seems to go well with peppercorns. 8 hours or so should do it .
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