What can I smoke on a BBQ?

Online Answer
If these smoker recipes don't peak your tastebuds, I don't know what will!
  • Bacon Explosion.
  • Sweet and Sticky Chinese BBQ Pork.
  • Smoked Mac and Cheese.
  • Applewood Smoked Chicken.
  • BBQ Smoked Ham.
  • Smoked Lobster Tails.
  • Smoked Prime Rib.
  • Smoked Turkey.
  • More items...
    Related Questions 📌
    The Chicken Skin Problem Roasted at high temperatures, chicken skin will render fat and moisture and can become crisp and easily bitten through. Slow smoked, at a low temperature, the skin can become tough and rubbery.
    Smoke for about 4 hours, or until a meat thermometer inserted into the thickest portion of the thighs (taken away from the bone) registers 165 degrees.
    1. Dry-brine or rub. Dry-brine or rub your meat with 1/2 teaspoon of kosher salt per 1 pound of meat at least 2 hours prior to cooking if not the night before. In addition to adding flavor, this also starts a process known as denaturing that helps the meat to retain more moisture during the cooking process.
    Crisp-Skinned Variation For a turkey with crisp skin, smoke it until the internal temperature of the bird reaches 145°F. Transfer the bird to a hot grill preheated to 350° to 375°F and finish it off until the temperature bumps up to 165°F.
    To reheat remove wrapper and place turkey in a shallow pan containing 2 cups of water. Cover turkey with an aluminium foil 'tent. ' Place in a 350°F oven for 1.75-2 hours or until internal temperature reaches 140°F-145°F. Do not stuff..