Recipes

	Brisket There are many ways to do a beef brisket, and none of them are fast. First thing you have to decide is if you are going to cook a full Packer brisket, or just the flat. I tend to go with the full brisket, and if I can find a USDA Prime brisket, I stock up.
	Burnt Ends Burnt Ends, a super tasty nugget of cow that just melts in your mouth. And it should, after 18-24 hours of cooking!
	Prime Rib- Dry Aged & Smoked Smoked, bone-in, prime rib…a carnal thing of beauty! You can go right from the meat case to the grill, or, dry age it for a bit.
	Corned Beef Once you’ve had smoked corn beef, you will never settle for the old norm. Salty, smoky, tender and delicious!
	Pastrami Pastrami is nothing more than corned beef with a spicy, peppery bark.
	Smoked Tomahawk Steak Fred Flintstone would be envious! Bring out your carnal man by cooking up one of these!
	Beef Jerky A meal in every stick! You can make out of Flank Steak or Beef Brisket.
	Smoked Beef Short Ribs The meatiest and tastiest beef rib you will ever have! The only thing in common this has with it’s Pig cousin is the bone!
	Pig Roast They say a pig roast is not the best way to cook pork, as you have to take the whole hog to almost 200F, but I say phooey on that! The roast pork is outstanding and the presentation is priceless!
	Pulled Pork One of the tastiest cooks you can have…it just takes a long time! Depending on the size of your pork butts, this can be an 8-12 hour cook.
	Baby Back Ribs Simple, yet delicious. And a relatively quick cook, typically finishing in 6 hours or so. Good choice for tailgate parties if you have the time.
	Fresh Ham A ham is nothing but a fresh pork leg, cured for about a week in a salt water solution, similar to what happens to bacon. If you do it right, it will be the moistest, tastiest piece of pig you have ever eaten!
	Fresh Ham- Uncured and pulled When you just need a delicious pulled pork option, start with a fresh ham (pig leg).
	Smoked Pork Belly Burnt Ends Similar to the succulent nuggets of beef love you get from a beef brisket burnt ends, these pork belly burnt ends are even more tender and juicy than it’s beef counterpart, and they don’t take 2 days to make!
	Bacon That tasty, succulent, salty goodness you can only get from a pig. Takes a bit of work, but the results are far worth the effort. If you like your bacon thick, this is the only way to do it.
	Crispy Pork Belly Pork belly isn’t just for bacon. This piggy delight is juicy, crispy and delicious!
	Cracklins I have heard that nothing is wasted on a hog but the squeal! So what do you do with that tough skin? Turn them into crispy, salty, crunchy nuggets of love!
	Smoked Meatballs Delicious morsels of beef and pork smoked to perfection. Drop them into a sandwich or put them on top of spaghetti, all covered with cheese!
	Smoked Turkey Not just for Thanksgiving, a smoked turkey is the gift that keeps on giving. The effort to cook 20# is the same as that for 10#. Get yourself a big ‘ol bird and get creative with leftovers!
	Smoked Chicken One of the easiest, and quickest, foods you can cook on your smoker. To get the skin crisp, you need to crank up the heat, but in less than 90 minutes you will be tasting some of the juiciest chicken you’ve ever tasted!
	Smoked Chicken Wings The best chicken wing you’ll ever have is the one off your own grill. I have been experimenting with different methods and recipes for smoked wings. What I describe here is now my tried and true recipe for the best wings ever!
	Twice Baked Potatoes Believe it or not, I don’t just use my smoker for meat. This twice baked potato is a great side for any of you entrées.
	Hogsbreath BBQ Sauce Though this sounds like a sauce for pork, I find the horseradish in it makes an excellent complement to beef and brisket as well. The flavor profile is most closely aligned with Sweet Baby Rays traditional sauce.
	Columbia Gold Spicy BBQ Sauce A most excellent, mustard based BBQ sauce. Goes particularly well with roast pig.
	Hot Garlic Buffalo Wing Sauce The most tasty and delicious wing sauce ever!
	Pulled Pork Mop A great mop for pulled pork.
	Pulled Pork Rub Can be used on most anything, though most awesome on pork butts for pulled pork.
	Cheese Smoked cheese is the bomb, however, it can be tricky to do.