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| Charcoal Smoker RecipesRecipes for your charcoal smoker can be found in almost any cookbook dedicated to barbecue, grilling or smoking. When selecting a recipe, be sure that you can visualize the process from beginning to end by reading the instructions. If you cannot picture a procedure, you will not be able to replicate it. Many recipes take up to 24 hours of prep time for marinating or brining meat to be smoked. Do not wait until the day you are ready to serve the food to choose your recipe. The larger the cut of meat to be cooked, the longer the prep time will probably be. Once you know the basic fundamentals of cooking different types of meat, you can begin mixing and matching recipes for your smoker. Use a marinade recommended in one recipe, cooking procedures from another and a sauce or garnish from a third recipe. It is easy to adhere to special diets by using this procedure. If your cut of meat is much different than that called for in the recipe, be sure to adjust other ingredients accordingly. This will keep you from overpowering a meat with too much flavor or leaving it rather bland. It is also easy to substitute ingredients in many smoker recipes. If you are substituting a vegetable in a recipe, choose another vegetable with a similar color. This will make the visual appeal of the dish similar to the one pictured. If you are substituting an herb, choose another from the same family. Stick with the concept of the taste for best results – substitute sweet for sweet and hot for hot. If you are unsure what the taste or appearance of an herb or vegetable should be, look it up in a food dictionary or online. There is nothing wrong with attempting to cook recipes that you feel are outside your skill level. This is the way to build your skills. Choose your recipe well in advance and read it over several times. Try to grasp the fundamentals that make this dish what it is. Carefully select your ingredients. Take your time and enjoy the process. Try to cook new recipes when there are not a lot of distractions. Having the pressure of company coming or a major holiday will stress you out and make it less likely you will succeed. The Internet is a vast resource for charcoal smoker recipes. |
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