Dessert1st
Post in thread 'Mac and cheese'
https://www.traegerforum.com/threads/mac-and-cheese.2231/post-18206
Thread 'Cherry/Blueberry Cobbler'
https://www.traegerforum.com/threads/cherry-blueberry-cobbler.2906/
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Dessert1st
Post in thread 'Mac and cheese'
https://www.traegerforum.com/threads/mac-and-cheese.2231/post-18206
2ndDessert
Thread 'Cherry/Blueberry Cobbler'
https://www.traegerforum.com/threads/cherry-blueberry-cobbler.2906/
3rd, any recipeWhat? Crickets?
ok brisket cooking tips is an endless topic. Any one ever split a brisket before? And what about sides, what’s your favourite with brisket?
Those look great!Baby back rubs
Bottle that smell!!! I'll bet that's a tease for sureGetting some nice color
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Always envious of his set up.GM, your place looks awesome even in a thunderstorm!!!
Looks great. What recipe did you use?Finally got to slicing my 8 lbs of back bacon. Brine was the perfect level of salt and spices. The only complaint, if it can be a complaint.....words rarely spoken on this forum if at all....it has too much smoke flavor.
This is a first for me, not once have I ever been able to say that about anything I have cooked on my Traeger. I am guessing the cut of meat, and brine and allowed it to absorb a fair amount of smoke. It isn't unbearable, but way more than expected. Should be nice when cooked for breakfast. With this type of bacon, you don't have to cook it again to eat it. It is fully cooked to 145°F internal
I used Furtado Farms Hickory Pellets with a couple hours of apple in the smoke tube. I am impressed with the volume of smoke these pellets generate. All the flavors have generated good volumes of smoke
Now, I have 20 LBS of side bacon brining for this weekend smoking. Do I use Hickory again, or select another hardwood.
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I used Meathead's recipe and added some maple powder and some peppercorns to the brine.Looks great. What recipe did you use?