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All-Wood BBQ Smoking on a Kamado Grill
Conventional wisdom says to smoke with a few wood chunks and a lot of charcoal when using a Kamado for BBQ. With this technique, you can use nothing but wood splits to manage a fire between 225-270 Fahrenheit with absolutely clean smoke.
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The BBQ Sauce Recipe That Can Win Friends and Influence People
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Learn how to make a sweet and spicy BBQ sauce that will taste better than anything you can buy on a shelf. I developed this specifically for BBQ brisket. This recipe uses fresh onion, garlic, lemons, limes and a whole lot of butter. The quantities in the video are for pairing with 2 to 3 briskets at a large barbecue. If you're having a smaller party, just divide the recipe in half. #bbq #bbqsau...
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Комментарии

  • @macdogge
    @macdogge Месяц назад

    🎉ordered one today

  • @SouthernsBBQ
    @SouthernsBBQ Месяц назад

    Pro Tip: Moo's brisket doesn't need sauce.

  • @ThePomskysPalace
    @ThePomskysPalace Месяц назад

    Love seeing Martins bread, I live near the Martins family in PA. Here we only eat Martins but when I visit other places in the US they’re clueless and buying horrible potato bread brands. Martins for the WIN!! 💪🏽

  • @jerryspringer4953
    @jerryspringer4953 Месяц назад

    Wont the base crack?

    • @SouthernsBBQ
      @SouthernsBBQ Месяц назад

      Good question. It hasn’t shown any signs of cracking yet.

  • @jlaw3255
    @jlaw3255 Месяц назад

    Take it the next step and as a 4 foot stack on top of your kamado using a 6" hvac pipe. Aaron Franklin has done this. Helps with draw.

    • @SouthernsBBQ
      @SouthernsBBQ Месяц назад

      I saw that in his most recent book, Franklin Smoke. It’s not in the video, but I put my charcoal chimney over the top of my Kamado in lieu of HVAC pipe.

    • @jlaw3255
      @jlaw3255 Месяц назад

      @SouthernsBBQ ohhhh interesting, good idea. So did you find the smoke flavour was different? I tend to burn a pretty small fire in my kamado when I'm doing low and slow and add wood chunks hourly or so. Burns nice and clean instead of smoldering. But I wonder if a stack would make a difference. I'll try my charcoal chimney next time.

    • @SouthernsBBQ
      @SouthernsBBQ Месяц назад

      @@jlaw3255 The smoke flavor was exactly what I've been hoping for from my Kamado. With the fire in the bottom, the upside down ash can, two layers of ceramics, a water pan, and the chimney on top, the smoke rivals what we get on our offset. But it's a lot of work for very little food by comparison to its 350 gallon companion.

    • @jlaw3255
      @jlaw3255 Месяц назад

      @SouthernsBBQ haha a lot of work indeed. At least I have a Big Joe!

    • @SouthernsBBQ
      @SouthernsBBQ Месяц назад

      @@jlaw3255 Amen. Mine is a Classic II, so I can't fit more than one or two proteins comfortably.

  • @re7206
    @re7206 Месяц назад

    Dont mind the bs people. They get full of themselves somebtimes🤣. Smart all wood idea. I do this with my wsm sometimes. Even though i have an offset. Had wsm first. Still use it occasionally for nearly set and forget. Thanks

    • @SouthernsBBQ
      @SouthernsBBQ Месяц назад

      That's awesome! Right as I figured this out, my buddy bought a 350 gallon offset. I mostly cook with him on that now. What kind of offset do you have?

  • @CharlesBurnsPrime
    @CharlesBurnsPrime Месяц назад

    Clever and simple. Thank you for sharing your idea with the world.

    • @SouthernsBBQ
      @SouthernsBBQ Месяц назад

      Thank you for the kind words!

  • @detroyt232323
    @detroyt232323 2 месяца назад

    Idk man, why not just lump and wood chunks the way it was designed? The whole beauty of the KJ is it's ability to hold temps for long periods of time WITHOUT having to mess with it. Also, your grill is dirty as shit man 🤣

    • @SouthernsBBQ
      @SouthernsBBQ 2 месяца назад

      You know, I have a balcony to work on. If I had a yard, I'd just buy an offset smoker. So, while I'm cooking on my balcony, I do this. When I'm at my buddy's place, we cook on his 350 gallon offset.

    • @detroyt232323
      @detroyt232323 2 месяца назад

      @@SouthernsBBQ no excuse for a dirty Q!

  • @TheJoshuatree321
    @TheJoshuatree321 2 месяца назад

    No temp gauges on the lids ??

    • @SouthernsBBQ
      @SouthernsBBQ 2 месяца назад

      Not on the lids. We’ve since installed TruTel gauges. We mostly rely on ambient probes we attach to the grate for temp where the meat is actually sitting.

  • @detroyt232323
    @detroyt232323 2 месяца назад

    Oof, you just did everything opposite from what they recommend on lighting the charcoal 🤦🏼

    • @SouthernsBBQ
      @SouthernsBBQ 2 месяца назад

      What do they recommend?

    • @detroyt232323
      @detroyt232323 2 месяца назад

      @SouthernsBBQ for one, the charcoal basket is meant to be used as your chimney starter. You're supposed to have plenty of air flow and be able to see the grates around your charcoal. Fire rises so you want to light it at the lowest point. You give it 10-15 mins then you rake the charcoal all around to make it light evenly. I literally didn't see you do any of this properly. Hope this helps!

    • @SouthernsBBQ
      @SouthernsBBQ 2 месяца назад

      @@detroyt232323 thanks! I’ve long abandoned the method in this video. Now I mostly smoke bbq with wood in my Kamado.

    • @detroyt232323
      @detroyt232323 2 месяца назад

      @SouthernsBBQ how does that work btw? Got a bunch of oak been meaning to try it.

    • @SouthernsBBQ
      @SouthernsBBQ 2 месяца назад

      @@detroyt232323 I'm working on a video about that now, actually. Are you on a kamado of some sort?

  • @SouthernsBBQ
    @SouthernsBBQ 2 месяца назад

    We smoked the ribeye until it hit 120 F, removed from the cooking chamber and seared on the cowboy firebox.

  • @SouthernsBBQ
    @SouthernsBBQ 2 месяца назад

    How-to video coming soon!

  • @aaron4757
    @aaron4757 3 месяца назад

    How much msg should I add to my salt pepper blend?

    • @SouthernsBBQ
      @SouthernsBBQ 3 месяца назад

      You know, I haven’t experimented with MSG since this video. But I’d start small. Maybe 1/8 to 1/4 your salt. It also depends on what you’re seasoning and the flavor profile you’re going for.

  • @MrSnowdog200
    @MrSnowdog200 3 месяца назад

    blind man welded that

  • @j.p.thearmoredchef
    @j.p.thearmoredchef 10 месяцев назад

    Was that a meat probe or cooker temp probe?

    • @SouthernsBBQ
      @SouthernsBBQ 6 месяцев назад

      Meat probe in an ambient probe holder.

  • @IzzyEatz
    @IzzyEatz 11 месяцев назад

    The key to good bbq sauce is sitting in fridge 3 weeks

    • @SouthernsBBQ
      @SouthernsBBQ 6 месяцев назад

      Do you need a jacket while you’re in the fridge that long? 😄

    • @IzzyEatz
      @IzzyEatz 6 месяцев назад

      @@SouthernsBBQ yes….. you put the jar of sauce in the fridge for 3 weeks and it gets tasty…….

  • @-Flabbergasted-
    @-Flabbergasted- Год назад

    Did you wait your coal to become white (ash) before cooking or not? In still trying to figure it out with my Kamado

    • @METRIKVX
      @METRIKVX Год назад

      If you're gonna smoke you don't have too. Just wait until a few of them are lit. If you're gonna grill and sear meat, yes.

    • @-Flabbergasted-
      @-Flabbergasted- Год назад

      @@METRIKVX ok so I put my charcoal lit a corner put wood chunk on top and let it go? I thought the coal burning/lightens up was bad smoke

    • @METRIKVX
      @METRIKVX Год назад

      @@-Flabbergasted- Usually you'll see bad smoke when you put on the heat deflector but it should go away within a few minutes.

    • @SouthernsBBQ
      @SouthernsBBQ 3 месяца назад

      I’ve got a new, all-wood method now. Maybe I’ll do a video on it soon. Just did ribs with nothing but blue wood smoke.

    • @cradd7108
      @cradd7108 2 месяца назад

      ​@SouthernsBBQ you managed an all wood smoke in a kamado? Did you make a video?

  • @patoches
    @patoches Год назад

    Wouah

  • @dblshotz75
    @dblshotz75 Год назад

    Its "Wooster shire" sauce 😂

  • @bingbongboomboom
    @bingbongboomboom Год назад

    I know them!

  • @CaerlaverockJaguar
    @CaerlaverockJaguar Год назад

    Good recipe. I use more sixes, but that’s just me. I add cumin, cayenne pepper, liquid smoke, and thyme.

    • @SouthernsBBQ
      @SouthernsBBQ Год назад

      Love that you’re iterating on the recipe! How much do add of each?

    • @CaerlaverockJaguar
      @CaerlaverockJaguar Год назад

      @@SouthernsBBQ I just typically eyeball it, but next time I make it, I’ll get some measurements.

    • @CaerlaverockJaguar
      @CaerlaverockJaguar Год назад

      @@SouthernsBBQ and of course autocorrect messed up the word spices.

    • @SouthernsBBQ
      @SouthernsBBQ Год назад

      “To taste” or “until the spirits of pit masters gone-by tell me to stop” are my favorite measurements.

    • @CaerlaverockJaguar
      @CaerlaverockJaguar Год назад

      Can’t go wrong with that. I did a batch with the following ingredients: Ketchup Apple cider Vinegar Worcestershire Sauce One purple onion Half a vadila onion One jalapeños, seeded Fresh garlic Olive oil Light brown sugar Honey Salt Pepper Ground mustard Cumin Thyme Cayenne pepper Smoked paprika Chili powder Oregano Sage I also would make pulled pork in a slow cooker using boneless pork chops. In that slow cooker, I’d add fresh garlic, the other half of the onion, and the seasoned pork with just enough water to cover the pork, and cook on high for about 2-3 hours, then turn it to low for a total of 8 hours. Add some of the sauce after 5-6 hours.

  • @michaeleckler1394
    @michaeleckler1394 Год назад

    rooster shower sauce!!!

    • @SouthernsBBQ
      @SouthernsBBQ Год назад

      Rooster shower?

    • @michaeleckler1394
      @michaeleckler1394 Год назад

      @@SouthernsBBQ worchestshire

    • @SouthernsBBQ
      @SouthernsBBQ Год назад

      @@michaeleckler1394 🤣 That’s good

    • @michaeleckler1394
      @michaeleckler1394 Год назад

      @@SouthernsBBQ I followed your recipe, everyone loved it!! Hats off from South Louisiana!

    • @SouthernsBBQ
      @SouthernsBBQ Год назад

      @@michaeleckler1394 so cool! I’m glad it served you well. What was the main course?

  • @leonardozobaran2258
    @leonardozobaran2258 Год назад

    Why so much oil??????

    • @SouthernsBBQ
      @SouthernsBBQ Год назад

      Good shout. It was not intentional. Most of it was rendered fat from previous burgers, and I just haven’t found a safe way to clear the oil between burgers. Open to any suggestions.

    • @leonardozobaran2258
      @leonardozobaran2258 Год назад

      @@SouthernsBBQ hi there In my case whenever I have extra oil from previous cooking I use it instead of new oil in other meals I am eventually preparing. This way I don’t waste anything and at the same time add more flavor to that other dish. Of course that I use as little as necessary and also it does not apply for used deep frying oil. Actually I do not deep fry anything at all so I don’t have that problem. As a last note, my family thinks that this method is gross but they never complained about my food rsrsrs

    • @SouthernsBBQ
      @SouthernsBBQ Год назад

      @@leonardozobaran2258 That makes perfect sense to me. We reuse tallow and lard that cook off of meat. The draw of cast iron is to have a “seasoned” pan, which is almost exactly what you’re talking about.

  • @SouthernsBBQ
    @SouthernsBBQ Год назад

    MSG + Diamond Crystal Kosher Salt = Beefy Umami Flavor Explosion

  • @kerrydaniels8460
    @kerrydaniels8460 Год назад

    That's legit on me of the best pork butter I have seen in a smoker.

    • @SouthernsBBQ
      @SouthernsBBQ Год назад

      Thanks so much! We’ll see how it turns out. Used a new spritz today, too.

  • @randomanda
    @randomanda Год назад

    Homemade bbq sauce is so good!! The only thing I’d mention is that if you use regular paprika instead of smoked you should add in liquid smoke. The smoke flavor really takes a homemade bbq sauce to the next level!! Thanks for sharing; this was a really nicely produced video! :)

    • @SouthernsBBQ
      @SouthernsBBQ Год назад

      Thanks so much! Liquid smoke will certainly do the trick. Sometimes I’ll even sneak in a bit of bourbon.

  • @abbsabbs8610
    @abbsabbs8610 Год назад

    Well said on this,

  • @TheLydiaM
    @TheLydiaM Год назад

    😂 oh darn!

  • @eckankar7756
    @eckankar7756 Год назад

    I made this minus the butter and checked the pH it's acid enough for BWB canning. I canned in half pints for 15 minutes adjust for your altitude. When ready to use you can heat and add butter then.

    • @SouthernsBBQ
      @SouthernsBBQ Год назад

      Say what?! How did you check the pH? Saving the butter till later is genius.

  • @SouthernsBBQ
    @SouthernsBBQ Год назад

    What's your favorite BBQ sauce recipe?

    • @cydrych
      @cydrych Год назад

      I make a Carolina Reaper Mustard Sauce. It’s my favorite.

    • @SouthernsBBQ
      @SouthernsBBQ Год назад

      @@cydrych Carolina Reaper Mustard Sauce? Do tell!

    • @cydrych
      @cydrych Год назад

      @@SouthernsBBQ I’ll make a video and post it sometime this summer.

    • @SouthernsBBQ
      @SouthernsBBQ Год назад

      @@cydrych please do! Can’t wait to see it.

  • @joshua1557
    @joshua1557 2 года назад

    😁 𝕡𝐫o𝕄o𝔰𝓶

  • @SouthernsBBQ
    @SouthernsBBQ 2 года назад

    Where do you get your fuel for your BBQ smoking?

  • @SouthernsBBQ
    @SouthernsBBQ 2 года назад

    How do you get blue smoke on your Kamado grill?

    • @chodlk
      @chodlk 2 года назад

      😍 thanks for doing this

    • @SouthernsBBQ
      @SouthernsBBQ 2 года назад

      @@chodlk You’re welcome! Thanks for suggesting it.

  • @SouthernsBBQ
    @SouthernsBBQ 2 года назад

    What's your most recent BBQ goof?

  • @SouthernsBBQ
    @SouthernsBBQ 2 года назад

    Forgot to mention the fun trimming and flattening of the chicken we did in prep. Got to use my new Victorinox boning knife to remove the extra fat on the chicken breasts! We used a cast iron skillet to flatten the breasts so they'd cook more evenly.

  • @SouthernsBBQ
    @SouthernsBBQ 2 года назад

    Pretty embarrassed to have broken two pizza stones now. Anyone have a better idea of where to put a charcoal chimney while lighting your charcoal? 😬