Smoke on Badger Mountain
Babbling Farker
So I have three days off starting today. I thought I would use tonight/tomorrow morning to get ahead in the cooking department.
I'm not a fan of turkey as in the whole thanksgiving type of bird, but it's my favorite lunch meat for a sammie. The place where I buy my butts sells them in twos, so one I'm doing whole and the other one has become the sausages. And the brisket, well it's my favorite and I had the room so...
The brisket is a 15lb choice. Trimmed and rubbed with chili powder, kosher salt, fresh ground black pepper, garlic, cumin, and dry mustard. I flip flop between this rub and just S&P.
This butt was round 8.5lbs pre trim. The rub on this is mostly brown sugar, paprika, and kosher salt with a few other spices
The turkey comes in at just over 14 pounds. The seasoning is pretty basic. Just olive oil, salt and garlic. I will be slicing up the breast meat for sandwiches. And maybe the dark meat will go into some soup.
Sausage! I like spicy links so that is what is going on here. Cayenne, crushed red peppers, salt, garlic powder, onion powder, fine black pepper.....
My little one wanted to help Dad. But the child labor only lasted one link.
Into the pit @ 18:30. Running @ 250*. That sausage will go on sometime tomorrow morning when the rest of it comes off and I can bring the temp down. I'm cooking this on Hickory and a little bit of oak.
I have a bunch of guys coming over to hang out next weekend but I won't have time to cook before then, so most of the brisket and butt will be used for that event. I will be on a solo backpack trip tomorrow night and I plan on taking some of the sausage with me and cooking it over the campfire.
I will post updates as the cook comes along.
Thanks.
I'm not a fan of turkey as in the whole thanksgiving type of bird, but it's my favorite lunch meat for a sammie. The place where I buy my butts sells them in twos, so one I'm doing whole and the other one has become the sausages. And the brisket, well it's my favorite and I had the room so...
The brisket is a 15lb choice. Trimmed and rubbed with chili powder, kosher salt, fresh ground black pepper, garlic, cumin, and dry mustard. I flip flop between this rub and just S&P.
This butt was round 8.5lbs pre trim. The rub on this is mostly brown sugar, paprika, and kosher salt with a few other spices
The turkey comes in at just over 14 pounds. The seasoning is pretty basic. Just olive oil, salt and garlic. I will be slicing up the breast meat for sandwiches. And maybe the dark meat will go into some soup.
Sausage! I like spicy links so that is what is going on here. Cayenne, crushed red peppers, salt, garlic powder, onion powder, fine black pepper.....
My little one wanted to help Dad. But the child labor only lasted one link.
Into the pit @ 18:30. Running @ 250*. That sausage will go on sometime tomorrow morning when the rest of it comes off and I can bring the temp down. I'm cooking this on Hickory and a little bit of oak.
I have a bunch of guys coming over to hang out next weekend but I won't have time to cook before then, so most of the brisket and butt will be used for that event. I will be on a solo backpack trip tomorrow night and I plan on taking some of the sausage with me and cooking it over the campfire.
I will post updates as the cook comes along.
Thanks.