Smokey Fried Elk Steak
Smokey, tender and juicy-this recipe will add a full flavor to any kind of steak. Elk steaks are smoked, then pan fried and served with a Parmesan cheese sauce for the ultimate wild game dish!
Low and Slow Pulled Pork
When there is no rush and you want to do it right this is a great low and slow pulled pork recipe for the smoker.
J. Paul's Five-Star Brisket
Sliced garlic is stuffed into this brisket, then it's rubbed with Creole seasoning and injected with steak dip. This is the way I barbecue just about everything.
Maddog's Venison Jerky
Recipe by:
Maddog50
This is a sweet marinade with a little heat. I use it with great success on venison jerky, but beef or other meats can be used too.
Amanda's Jerky Marinade
Recipe by:
Amanda
My husband and his friends love this jerky. I have used the marinade for beef and deer jerky. I used it in both a smoker and dehydrator.
Winning Tri-Tip
Tri-Tip is one of my favorite cuts of meat. When cooked and sliced properly it just can't be be beat! The first time I made this, I ate five pounds all by myself. I couldn't stop eating it!
J. Paul's Barbecued Pot Roast
You can barbecue a pot roast the same as a brisket. Who'da thunk it? All of the fat in the chuck roast adds moisture as well as flavor.
Ain't Yo Mamma's BBQ Ribs
Recipe by:
Austin Nielson
A tasty dry rub soaks into baby back ribs overnight, and are then smoked to tender perfection after several hours in your smoker or barbecue grill.
Bob's Pulled Pork on a Smoker
Recipe by:
bobthecook1
This is the correct way to smoke a pork shoulder with professional results- from the brine to the rub and sauce to the rave reviews you will receive. Smoke is the key to breaking down the fat which adds flavor and moisture to the shoulder.
Kansas City Wino Water Smoker Garlic Pork Ribs
Recipe by:
kaitiura
Three racks of succulent pork ribs slow-cooked in a water smoker with one bottle of red wine added to water bowl, fully smoked with barbecue sauce on from the start.
Smoky Mashed Potatoes
Recipe by:
Chef Scott
These fantastic spuds have a great smoky flavor. They make a great side for BBQ, roasts or just about anything! I like to mix in or top with a bit of smoked Gouda or English Cheddar cheese.
Rosemary and Brown Sugar Pulled Pork
Nothing goes better with pork than rosemary, and when complimented by sweet brown sugar and cooked low and slow over a hot fire or in the smoker pork will never taste so good.
Kansas City Style Pork Back Ribs
Low and slow is the secret to these ribs. Just rub 'em with a dry rub, throw 'em in the smoker, and you're nearly done. Mop them with your favorite BBQ sauce, then grab a roll of paper towels and start eatin'!