There are two basic results for good barbecued ribs, fall of the bone and bite off the bone where you can bite the meat and it pulls from the bone but doesn’t fall off. As She Who Must Be Obeyed likes bite of the bone, that is what I usually make. However, making fall of the bone ribs with the 3-2-1 method is a perfect way for beginner barbecue users to learn to make great ribs. I wanted to do some ribs for my ShawTV East Kootenays Community TV program, “You Can Make It”. 3-2-1 ribs were my choice for the shoot. Continue reading 3-2-1 Spareribs→
I love grilled shrimp but I have never really cared for it with tomato based commercial barbecue sauces. I just find them too sweet for the already sweet shrimp. Continue reading Koss Sauce Shrimp→
I love Country Style Ribs and have posted recipes using them. However, I was asked a question on social media. They wanted to know the basics for cooking Country Style Ribs in a smoker. Nothing fancy, just the basics. This post is my response. Continue reading Smoked Country Style Ribs→
I am a guy. Guys like jerky. It is just the way it is. This is my favourite from scratch jerky so I decided to do a video of me making it. It is at the end of this post. Continue reading Teriyaki Jerky→
Getting a nice piece of wild salmon is difficult and expensive here in the mountains. You can get small frozen fillet pieces. She Who Must Be Obeyed loves salmon so I do what I can. Continue reading Quick Glazed Salmon→
I have made summer sausage from kits and from recipes with all kind of exotic ingredients like encapsulated ascorbic acid, Fermento, high temperature cheese, etc. If you know the history of summer sausage, it was made by local people from local ingredients and just included meat and seasonings and then was smoked. With all my experimenting, I found I liked the old simple recipe and it is now my go to. Welcome to OFG Summer Sausage. Continue reading OFG Summer Sausage→
You have heard of armadillo eggs if you are a smoker. They are made by stuffing a jalapeno with a cheese mixture and then wrapped in breakfast sausage. The result is smoked and served. Continue reading Huevos De Armadillo→
I have given a review of Koss Sauce on my blog. I like it for several reasons. It is a small market product. I have conversed with the owners on social media and they are great people. It is less sugar/tomato based than most barbecue sauces which means it glazes better. All of these are great reasons to be interested in it. However, the only reason I continue to use it is that it tastes great. Continue reading Koss Sauce Chicken→
In my previous post, I made Alabama Q Sauce, a white, mayonnaise based sauce. Now, lets use it! Welcome to Alabama Smoked Chicken. Continue reading Alabama Smoked Chicken→
My Louisiana Grills Smoker does something amazing. It cooks boneless skinless chicken breasts and keeps them moist. I think it is the way the air circulates through the smoker that just seams to seal the moisture in. This is fortunate because She Who Must Be Obeyed buys a lot of them as they are good for me. She must love me! Continue reading Breaded Chicken Breasts in the Smoker→
