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So, you've made the excellent decision to invest in a Weber Smokey Mountain Cooker (WSM), and you can't wait to get started.
Here are two recipes to get you started. I've tried them both, so I can vouch for them...
But before you do anything, I suggest that you make one modification to your new WSM. Get yourself a bigger water bowl.
The one that comes with the the smoker holds around 4 liters - not enough for long, slow cooking. I got myself a 10 liter stainless steel mixing bowl, which fits perfectly. If you're in Australia (like me), you can get one from WA Hospital Supplies in Perth, Western Australia.
Instructions to get your WSM going.
I pretty much followed the standard instructions that come with the smoker when you buy it. What I have learned over the years is to be patient - let the charcoal get a good heat going, which you can then bring down with the vents. Way better than starting cooking too soon, and spending hours trying to get the heat UP. I've done that, and had to sit there with an electric hair dryer blowing onto the not-hot-enough coals. No fun at all!
Most slow cooking is done at around 225 deg F. Make sure you fill your water bowl with HOT water. As for smoking wood, I generally use hickory but have also had great results with olive wood.
Temperature control is by adjusting the 4 vents, so get yourself an oven thermometer (I just dangle mine through the top lid vent) and learn to control the temperature.
Anyhow, here we go...
Recipe #1 - Smoked Beef Ribs
I've never cooked these in a rack, but separate ribs work just fine! There's a lot of fat in these rib pieces, but long slow cooking will render it out.
First of all, peel off the tough membrane at the back of the ribs. Then, cover with your favorite rub. If you don't have one yet, here's the one I used:
- 2oz Brown Sugar
- 2oz White Sugar
- 2oz Barbecue Spice
- 2oz Smoked Paprika
- 3 Tbsp Celery Salt
- 2 Tbsp Salt
- 2 tsp Black Pepper
- 2 tsp Celery Seeds
- 1 tsp Garlic Powder
- 1 tsp Cayenne Pepper
Combine the lot, coat the ribs and rub it well in. You're ready to go!
Cook your ribs for around 6-7 hours, and to keep them good and moist, you can drench them with the following "sop", using a cotton headed dishwashing mop (the head will be around the size of your fist). Make sure you keep the lid off for as short a time as possible. Apply every hour or so.
- 2 cups beef stock
- 1 cup beer
- 2/3 cup Worcestershire sauce
- 1/3 cup vegetable oil
- 1 1/2 tsp salt
- 1 1/2 tsp paprika
- 1 1/2 tsp dry mustard
- 1 1/2 tsp black pepper
- 1 1/2 tsp cayenne
- 1 tsp Tabasco
- 1 tsp garlic powder
Enjoy!
Recipe #2 - Smoked Pork Butt
For those who don't know this cut (I found that it isn't familiar to non-Americans), it's part of the pork shoulder joint... Weighs around 15lb or so.
Purchase whole, untrimmed pork butt, either bone-in or boneless. To maximize bark formation (that wonderful dark chewy outside meat) during barbecuing, trim off the fat cap, and whatever other fat you can see. There'll be plenty of fat left in the meat to keep it moist during cooking, so don't worry if you think your fat removal is a bit enthusiastic!
Dry the butt with a cloth or paper towels, and then rub with a QUARTER of the following mix (you'll need the rest later):
- 1/4 cup ground black pepper
- 1/4 cup paprika
- 1/4 cup Demerara sugar
- 2 Tbsp table salt
- 2 tsp dry mustard
- 1 tsp cayenne pepper
Put the rubbed joint into a Ziploc bag and refrigerate overnight
Next morning, take out the butt and rub with another QUARTER of the mix. Leave out (but covered) until you're ready to cook.
Get the WSM going as before, and cook the but for around 10 hours, or until the internal temperature reaches 190°F. Use your smoke wood of choice.
Make up a "sop" with the rest of your rub mix, together with the following ingredients. Warm everything gently over a low heat, stirring occasionally.
- 2 cups apple cider vinegar
- 1 cup water
- 3 Tbsp ground black pepper
- 2 Tbsp table salt
- 1 Tbsp Worcestershire sauce
- 1 Tbsp paprika
- 1 Tbsp cayenne pepper
Apply the sop generously every couple of hours. Remember to open the lid for as little time as possible.
When the butt is finished cooking, wrap it in aluminum foil for at least 30 minutes. By the way, it's quite likely to look like a charred meteorite! Don't worry - it'll taste GREAT!
When you're ready, open it up and just pull it apart.
There are thousands of recipes around, but, as I promised, these are just two to get you started.
Enjoy!
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Mixing Becomes Very Easy With Stainless Steel Mixing Tanks
With the advancement of technology, new tools are being developed everyday to make a process easier. Mixing is one of the processes that require great care and advanced tools such as mixing vessels and stainless steel mixing tanks. These mixing vessels are available from low range to high-end functionalities and provide an effective way to reduce power consumption during process.
Stainless Steel mixing tanks are widely used in several industrial applications like food processing, chemical manufacturing, and construction etc. The main advantage is that they produce less wastage as compare to manual mixing process.
Mixing vessels smoothly mix a wide range of substances of varying viscosity; they nicely manage industrial operation at changing level of liquid. There are numerous qualities these mixing vessels have such as flexible mixing and solid particle suspension by stable, uniform dispersion. They provide excellent quality in controlling particle distribution.
Stainless Steel Mixing Tanks are very useful as they use gas assimilation at lower power consumption and improve the quality of heat transfer. A proper heat transfer process ensures high performance at lower energy consumtion.
The design of mixing vessels plays a vital role in improving the process quality. Today manufacturers are utilizing a distinctive impeller design, connecting the blade of its bottom paddle to the upper grid. It is a proven design available with all advanced functionalities, with irrespective of the height of the vessel that varies differently, manages to give outstanding performance.
These mixing vessels revolutionized all the associated industrial applications as it becomes much easier for them to carry out processes with low wastage, lower power consumption coupled with superior quality. Many manufacturers are switching to these high quality mixing vessels because of their durability and stable performance.
There are remarkable benefits associated with these tanks which one can analyze only after using them. Use these mixing vessels and watch a drastic improvement in the overall industrial process. Grenplant Stainless is the UK's largest supplier that supplies new and used mixing vessels, stainless steel vessels, stainless steel mixing tanks, reactors, mixers, mono pumps, etc. to all the industries in the country.
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could stainless-steel tank safely contain an essential oil ?
so it will not have a chemical interaction between the essential oil and the stainless-steel tank. because i want to use the tank (as a container) and mix the solution composing of citrus oil, menthol and a little bit of alcohol.
Sure, a stainless-steel tank would work. You just need to make sure that the citrus oil is very pure (doesn't contain a lot of citric or ascorbic acid from the fruit itself), because even though it's called stainless steel, that doesn't mean it can't corrode when attacked by acids. Even if it does oxidize the metal a little bit, it probably won't affect the contents any; it'll just discolor the inside of the tank.
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