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Never smoked chops. Thought they'd dry out. Might have to give it a try.
 
Never smoked chops. Thought they'd dry out. Might have to give it a try.

This was my first time smoking them. They're pretty juicy. The loin roasts were really moist as well. Did the chops and the roasts at 225. 1 hour for the chops, 3 hours for the roasts. Could have gone another 1/2 hour on the roasts. Used apple chips in the propane smoker but thinking I prefer chunk wood to the chips.
 
Anyone have and Time and Temps for a round tip roast off a white tail?
 
I put an elk shank on the smoker for a few hours this morning. Then in the crock pot the rest of the day. Braising liquid was a barleywine. Pic is post-smoker / pre-braising.

Kaitum, how did this turn out? I like this idea for shredded taco meat etc.

Thanks
 
Kaitum, how did this turn out? I like this idea for shredded taco meat etc.

Thanks
I was happy with the results. May have gotten a bit carried away with the jalepenos but otherwise wouldn't have done anything different. I just ate it as a stew with the veges. I have another elk shank in the crock pot today (didn't smoke it) that I'll shred for burritos this week.
 
Been wanting to try some smoked paprika for a while but red, fresh poblanos are hard to get so I bought some dried guajillo chiles and will give them a try. I split and seeded them then gave them a little water to partially re hydrate and put them on the screens.
Oak wood for about 6 hours or so, depending on when the weather moves in. I'll grind them into powder when done.
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18 pound turkey. Smoked until the internal temp was just above 160.

All ingredients were added at the beginning. I warmed the butter so it was whippable but not fully melted. When I combined it with the Pepsi and apples and onions and garlic and such it became a sort of conglomerate that was easily stuffed inside the turkey.

I also basted it in its juices every couple hours
 
Been wanting to try some smoked paprika for a while but red, fresh poblanos are hard to get so I bought some dried guajillo chiles and will give them a try. I split and seeded them then gave them a little water to partially re hydrate and put them on the screens.
Oak wood for about 6 hours or so, depending on when the weather moves in. I'll grind them into powder when done.
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Finishing off my chiles today in a light cold rain. Crushed them up a bit and hope to get 5 more hours of oak smoke before I grind and powder them.

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