Here is a Video Review of the Good-One Open Range Smoker/Grills from Amazing Ribs.com
Click Here for the Video Review of the Open Range Smoker.
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Here is a Video Review of the Good-One Open Range Smoker/Grills from Amazing Ribs.com
Click Here for the Video Review of the Open Range Smoker.
Texas-Style Beef Short Rib Recipe
(Brisket on a Stick)
On the Good-One Smoker
Posted by: Kelly Gray
The Science of Smoking Turkey
Have you ever cooked a perfect turkey? Were the breasts moist and tender and the leg completely cooked? Chances are, not always. Why is it so hard to get the dark meat cooked perfectly without over cooking the white meat? The reason is that a turkey is actually two distinctly different ...
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Ingredients
Preparation
Prepare the butter mixture:
Smoked Scotch Eggs
Ingredients: Scotch Eggs
Ingredients: Scotch Eggs
Directions: Scotch Eggs
Boil and peel your eggs and set them aside. Mix Three Little Pig’s All-Purpose ...
Continue Reading →Temperature: The first thing to imagine is the temperature difference. On a nice warm summer day you might find that your smoker, sitting in the sun, has an internal temperature around 100 degrees F. without a fire in it. If your target temperature is 225 degrees F. then you need a fire that will increase in smoker temperature by 125 degrees F. If, on the other hand it is a cold, overcast day the internal temperature of your smoker could be ...
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Smoked Goose/Duck on the Good-One Smoker/Grill
Smoked Goose and duck on A Good-One Heritage BBQ Oven with USA made Good-One lump charcoal with Cherry flavor wood.
Prepped with Olive Oil and the Rub was Three Little Pig’s Memphis BBQ Rub
The Goose was smoked for 3 hours at 250 degrees or an internal temperature of 150 in the breast.
Beware the Goose and duck are all dark/red meat including the breast and has a very beef type texture once sliced.
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Posted by: Kelly Gray
Cleaning the outside of the Generation 3 smokers with the Weber BBQ Exterior Grill cleaner. With the new powder coat on the current smokers, just wipe down with a paper towel or soft cloth after each cook.
“Don’t use this cleaner on the non-powder coat smokers.”
A simple clean out method for The Open Range ...
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Scotch Jalapeño’s –Armadillo Eggs
Preparation and ingredients
Ingredients: (this list is for 2 pounds of sausage or 8 Armadillo Eggs)
1 lb. bulk breakfast sausage
1 lb. bulk Hot Italian sausage
8 Jalapenos (about thumb size)
½ Cup if Three Little Pig’s ...
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