Finally got to do some cooking with pron

Heck yeah Chambers! The arsenal is looking good and I am going to have to try the smoked spam.

We love smoked SPAM. I buy the low sodium because I'm adding sodium in my rub. You can't tell by the picutre, but I score it about half way through then add the rub, so some gets down in the block. There are some others that do a better, more complex SPAM (complex as far as ingredients) Cowgirl inspired me.
 
Thanks, y'all. It doesn't look like much from these pics, but it was all very tasty...and I usually am very critical. The best part was actually being outside and cooking. Hard to believe that not too long ago the experts said I'd never get out of bed again. Thanks be to God...and thanks to the Brethren for all the support. :becky:
 
I am thrilled that you got a chance to cook Dan! That sure seems to make me relax if not in a contest mode. I am sure you relaxed and ate very well.
 
Since the spam is already cooked do you basically heat it up to 140 or so and take it off?
I love spam, usually fry it in a skillet, but never thought about smoking it.
Also glad to see you back outside living the life!
Thanks for the post.
 
I hate to admit it, but before I got sick, I had 13 grills and smokers and I had names for them all. Two of these were part of that group. The WSM was a gift from the Brethren (thanks again) after my release from the hospital. The el cheapo grill was a garage sale find, and it is one I can open and close from my wheelchair - but now I don't have names for any of them. Sadly. Worse yet is that I don't remember the names of the BSK or BGE from years ago.

I'm open to suggestions, though :biggrin1:

Lovely Rita Meatin' Maid (must be spoken to the tune of the song)

Nice looking feed mate.
Who said Grace? :becky:

Grace! Amazing name, Titch!

Looking good Dan! :thumb:

So what did you cook in the planter? :p

Dan, if you cooked in that planter earlier in the year you could have entered the Flower Pot TD. :caked:


Really good to see you cooking, brother. :becky:
 
Since the spam is already cooked do you basically heat it up to 140 or so and take it off?
I love spam, usually fry it in a skillet, but never thought about smoking it.
Also glad to see you back outside living the life!
Thanks for the post.

There is no rule on how long to smoke it, because, like you said, it is precooked. I like to smoke it for a couple of hours to let the smoke really set in. I may be doing that for no reason, I've never tested to see when smoke penetration stops.

When I score it,,before rubbing it, I make the slices as thin as I like to slice it for frying, If that makes sense. That way, when I'm ready to eat, it is almost already cut. I do like to smoke it and then fry it crisp with eggs for breakfast - or just smoke it and make a sandwich out of it. Good stuff.

Like I said earlier, though, there are others here that do a more "sophisticated" smoked spam. Jeanie (Cowgirl) really makes it look great.
 
Awesome Dan!!! I have one question. Did you serve fruit? :becky:

We must be on the same wave length, I made spam yesterday too!!
Your cook looks fantastic Dan, just love it!! :hug:
 
LOL, Jeanie, I did have an apple later. Look, I pray for the day I can cook like you, but I'll probably never remember to eat as much fruit. That's why you look like YOU and I look like I. :mrgreen:
 
LOL, Jeanie, I did have an apple later. Look, I pray for the day I can cook like you, but I'll probably never remember to eat as much fruit. That's why you look like YOU and I look like I. :mrgreen:

Glad to hear you had an apple then. :mrgreen:
You can cook circles around me Dan, your food is always top notch delicious!!
Really love seeing your cooks!! :hug:
 
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