Sunday Supper

DownSouth

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Just finished chowing down on our Sunday meal. Not sure how we survived without a smoker all these years. Keeps the meat moist, and you don't have to tend it constantly like a grill. Just keep an eye on the water every half hour or so. No need to turn the meat either. This one has a drawer at the bottom to add water into the tray and add wood chips if needed, don't loose any heat in the box.
Picked up 10 lbs of leg quarters earlier in the week for 59 cents a pound. I can't even raise the birds that cheap. Lots of leftovers for the upcoming week. Sure wish Larry at the corner library was here, he may need a good hot meal by now. Good to hear from him today, glad all is well with him and his family.
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If it is home growen great , store bought can't eat it as i am one of them that has a reaction to what is in the chicken that is raised com.
 
Looks good. We are having burgers and fries tonight. I was hankering for sloppy joes but the wife said her tummy was not up for it. It's been quite a while since I have had stew. Anybody know a good chicken stew recipe that has a fair amount of vegetables in it?
 
Looks good.

Does the skin get crispy? We do like the crispy skin from chicken grilled or baked uncovered. But nice and smoky flavor sounds good.
 
No not really. With all the moisture it all stays pretty moist. You can remove the water the last 15 minutes or so and get it crispy, but you don't want to overdo it or the meat will dry out real fast. BTW, the leg quarters were in the smoker for 3 1/2 hours. I usually cook ribs in the smoker (my wifes favorite) but I couldn't pass up a bargain on the chicken. Here is a picture of ribs from a few weeks ago.
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I love smoked meat and fowl. I'm getting up around six tomorrow morning and smoking about thirty pounds of beef brisket and about 35 pounds of pork shoulder. Mmmmmm!!
 
must be nice, it was "fend for yourself night" at our house, between the boss folding laundry, and myself strung between splitting wood and getting another coat of primer on my son's truck . I'm out for the count.
 

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