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B’s Smokehouse
Приєднався 18 лис 2012
Just a backyarder embracing Meat, Fire and Patience. Will you join me on this journey? I hope so.
-B's Smokehouse
-B's Smokehouse
A little taste of Louisiana
Stock:
Chicken Wing Tips
Chicken Wingettes
Chicken Drummettes
All seasoned with Black Pepper, and Seasoned Salt, placed on my smoker with a punky piece of hickory to generate more smoke. A really small coal bed was used. Just wanted to get some nice smoke on the chicken prior to making my chicken stock. These chicken pieces smoked for an hour and a half. Once removed, they were added to a stock pot with Celery, Onion pieces, Carrots, Parsley Stems and any other Vegetables either going bad or that you'd want to get rid of.
While the stock was brought to a boil and slowly simmered, I began to prepare the Trinity:
Celery
Bell Pepper (I used Red and Yellow, did not have Green)
Onion (Yellow is traditional, I did not have Yellow, I used a White Onion)
These were diced. They were then set aside so that I could sear both the Chicken pieces and Sausage:
Smoked Beef Sausage and Kielbasa
Chicken Flats and Drummettes seasoned with Tony C's and Black Pepper
Seared the sausage off to get some color. The grease that was left in the pan was used to sear the chicken. After this step, I began preparing the Roux:
The Roux is a mixture of a fat (Bacon Grease / Canola Oil and Flour) a one to one ratio was used in this recipe. I used the same stock pot that I prepared the chicken stock in. I first went in with the oil (1 Cup) and then added the flour (1 Cup), with a wooden spoon, I stirred for a total of 45 minutes until a dark chocolate like Roux was achieved. Remember, the darker the roux, the better the flavor. Once I achieved this color I added all of the vegetables and seared them off in the Roux. The veggies will lose their water and assist in not letting the Roux burn. After the vegetables have softened, I then added the homemade chicken stock while stirring. It is normal to see the roux mixture break. Keep stirring and mixing in the chicken stock, in total, I made about 5 cups of chicken stock. I used all of the chicken stock. I then supplemented the rest f the liquid by using water. In total, about 8-10 cups of liquid was used. This mixture was brought to a boil. At the boil, I added the uncooked chicken and the sausage and reduced the mixture to a simmer. After the chicken cooked for about thirty minutes, I tasted the Gumbo. it needed salt and a bevy of other ingredients. I added the following:
Black Pepper
Garlic Powder
Cayenne Pepper
Onion Powder
Creole Seasoning
Cajun Seasoning
White Pepper
A Louisiana Hot Sauce
MSG (flavor enhancer)
(feel free to add what you like)
I placed a top on the Gumbo and simmered for the next two hours, removing the top after the first hour and letting the Gumbo condense and enhance flavors the last hour. This Gumbo is better the next day after all flavors have melded. There are several different ways that I have eaten Gumbo. My favorite being with Long grain White Rice or with Crackers, or with both. Enjoy!
#gumbo #gumbonation #chickenandsausagegumbo #oldcountrybbqpits #chickenrecipe #beefsausage #cooksomethingtasty #cooksomethingnew
Chicken Wing Tips
Chicken Wingettes
Chicken Drummettes
All seasoned with Black Pepper, and Seasoned Salt, placed on my smoker with a punky piece of hickory to generate more smoke. A really small coal bed was used. Just wanted to get some nice smoke on the chicken prior to making my chicken stock. These chicken pieces smoked for an hour and a half. Once removed, they were added to a stock pot with Celery, Onion pieces, Carrots, Parsley Stems and any other Vegetables either going bad or that you'd want to get rid of.
While the stock was brought to a boil and slowly simmered, I began to prepare the Trinity:
Celery
Bell Pepper (I used Red and Yellow, did not have Green)
Onion (Yellow is traditional, I did not have Yellow, I used a White Onion)
These were diced. They were then set aside so that I could sear both the Chicken pieces and Sausage:
Smoked Beef Sausage and Kielbasa
Chicken Flats and Drummettes seasoned with Tony C's and Black Pepper
Seared the sausage off to get some color. The grease that was left in the pan was used to sear the chicken. After this step, I began preparing the Roux:
The Roux is a mixture of a fat (Bacon Grease / Canola Oil and Flour) a one to one ratio was used in this recipe. I used the same stock pot that I prepared the chicken stock in. I first went in with the oil (1 Cup) and then added the flour (1 Cup), with a wooden spoon, I stirred for a total of 45 minutes until a dark chocolate like Roux was achieved. Remember, the darker the roux, the better the flavor. Once I achieved this color I added all of the vegetables and seared them off in the Roux. The veggies will lose their water and assist in not letting the Roux burn. After the vegetables have softened, I then added the homemade chicken stock while stirring. It is normal to see the roux mixture break. Keep stirring and mixing in the chicken stock, in total, I made about 5 cups of chicken stock. I used all of the chicken stock. I then supplemented the rest f the liquid by using water. In total, about 8-10 cups of liquid was used. This mixture was brought to a boil. At the boil, I added the uncooked chicken and the sausage and reduced the mixture to a simmer. After the chicken cooked for about thirty minutes, I tasted the Gumbo. it needed salt and a bevy of other ingredients. I added the following:
Black Pepper
Garlic Powder
Cayenne Pepper
Onion Powder
Creole Seasoning
Cajun Seasoning
White Pepper
A Louisiana Hot Sauce
MSG (flavor enhancer)
(feel free to add what you like)
I placed a top on the Gumbo and simmered for the next two hours, removing the top after the first hour and letting the Gumbo condense and enhance flavors the last hour. This Gumbo is better the next day after all flavors have melded. There are several different ways that I have eaten Gumbo. My favorite being with Long grain White Rice or with Crackers, or with both. Enjoy!
#gumbo #gumbonation #chickenandsausagegumbo #oldcountrybbqpits #chickenrecipe #beefsausage #cooksomethingtasty #cooksomethingnew
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Mr B that looks fantastic. You make me so hungry! 🤤
🔥🔥🔥
Looks great but video was kind of hard to follow with the editing. Kudos on the recipe though
Thanks for the feedback, everyday I’m a work in progress. Gotta get better!
love making sandwiches. wished u had some lettuce too. this is just me, but I would've heated the turkey for a couple of seconds to drive the office crazy. man that look delicious. i'm smoking a turkey breast tomorrow and you are giving me some ideas. thanks
Well done, dude. Got an annual trip to the Spring River comind up with my buds, and PP is going to be one of my contributions. This looks terrific. Doing mine on a Weber Kettle using the snake charcoal and wood chunks configuration. This helps, thanks!
Wow! Those grill marks and that carmelization! You just gave me my Labor Day menu! Superb chef! ❤
@@mrs.jack-string2420 Was a bit worried that the wetness of the marinade prevent this. Cooking at a higher temperature took care of this. Thanks for the engagement!
Mr B, I don’t like the taste of bologna but if anyone ever made it look good, it’s you. Thanks for another delicious looking video.
@@Sue-m3j will definitely agree that bologna is an acquired taste, haven’t always liked it. Anything to add a bit more flavor.
Now fry it… looks good 👍🏿
@@JM-bg2le you know what you’re right. Ended up doing that off of camera. Definitely the way to go!
Try scoring the outside next time, it really allows that seasoning to penetrate a little bit more. But all in all, great video! 👍🏾
@@laronsamuel-yx8fq thinking back, I should’ve scored it, every little bit helps to try and get flavor.
Im on my way to you.
Man man man, that looks good. 👍 I wish I was your neighbor the day you made these. 😂
Great video. We do basically the same thing. The same bread, tomatoes, lots of pepper, and mustard or mayonnaise. When I have time, I smoke them/everything on my Wrangler with post oak (mostly post oak). Central Texas area, so I have tons of Live Oak too. Keep it up!!!
Good job on that turkey breast. That sandwich looked killer good. Wish I could find those boneless turkey breast here. Only thing I find are either the whole bone-in or those butchered Butterball things in a net. Thanks for the video.
@@petemoore1512 Thanks for the engagement. I was able to snag the Turkey Breast from HEB when I was down in South Texas. Unfortunately on the edge of Texas where I live I have the same options as you, the bone in or the roast. The bone in is a heck of a lot more work. Here soon I may make that drive again lol.
Great looking bark on that pork butt. I like to use brown sugar in all of my pork rubs but you do you buddy. Another thing I started doing on my pork butts is to remove the bone and cut the butt into 2 equal pieces. You get more surface area for rub and you end up with more bark which equals more flavor. It also cut down on your cooking time quite a bit. The link below is the rub I`ve been using on all my pork meats for the past 10 years. It`s great. Thanks for the video. ua-cam.com/video/eIaaV_h7LkE/v-deo.html
@@tpack670 thanks for the pointers, will definitely try removing the bone to enhance both bark and flavor. Thanks for the link as well, will give it a try!
I love a great marinade that looks great
Chef Carol, definitely appreciate your response. This is a winning combination. One of the simplest marinades you can put together. With little ones running around the house, time is money!
Good stuff
Pork is my favorite meat, any kind, roast, bacon, ribs, skins, sausage, chops and on and on. I don’t cook often but I sure can put it away and enjoy watching you. It’s obvious that you know and enjoy what you are doing. You are a pleasure to watch.
I had a similar problem with my smoke alarm in a previous home. I took down the smoke alarms and disconnected the hard wiring that was connected to them and then put in battery operated smoke alarms. It worked and we were still safe. I hope this is a clear explanation 😜
Pulled pork is often referred to as one of the most forgiving pieces of meat, typically for a person, new to the BBQ world to start with. It can be brought back from being to dry (overcooked), it can also be redeemed if it is undercooked. How do you like your Pork Butt cooked? Do you prefer Pork Steaks as opposed to Pork Butts? The next few Pork Butt Cooks that happen here on the channel will be very different from what you all can already find on UA-cam. Really looking at drawing inspiration from around the world as it concerns cooking Pork! What other cooking videos would you like to see. I have had several requests for different videos (one being Collard Greens). They are in the chamber and soon to be published. I look forward to your engagement and thanks for being with me through this journey of growth. I've got more growing to do so stay tuned!
All, I know the beeping in the background is a bit annoying. Working on getting the fire alarms removed. Unfortunately, I now own a house that the previous owner had the alarms wired into the alarm system. If it was a s easy as changing batteries, that would be done by now. Also, during the sale for some reason it was found out that she, trying to sabotage the sale for whatever reason went through cutting cables. One of the many cables that she cut belonged to that alarm system (the fire alarm, hence the beeping). I am in the process of having it removed totally. Please bare with me as this system is removed, I do understand the ruckus that in may cause some of the viewers of my channel. Thanks for your understanding!
Yummy!
Keep doing what you’re doing. Comments are just constructive criticism.! 👍🏾😉
Looks great.
The smoke detector chirp was distracting...
Okay video, but much room for improvement. First, when filming in your home make sure your smoke detector's battery is good (the change battery chirps were distracting). Second, tell the audience what seasonings you are using on your meat as you are seasoning it. Third, when wrapping your meat in aluminum foil do not have your mic so close as it makes it hard to hear you. Finally, lighting is key, you were showing your pork steaks, but they were in the dark.
Thanks for the constructive criticism. Will definitely use these in an effort to put out better videos. Thanks again!
Yes
Not enough liquid
This is definitely not your first rodeo ….you know what you’re doing looks good
I had never even heard of bahn mi. But it looks so flavorful and good. That bread, AMAZING!
Come on viewers and hit that thumbs up like button if you liked this video. Also make comments. This man has talent.
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You are an amazing cook. You are not measuring anything and I just know it’s going to taste delicious!!
Great presentation. I can never get my turkey to look that good.
@@tpack670 Patience and a little bit of love. I have definitely made my fair share of dry Turkey. I really like the WSM for this application.
I always toast my bread on a BLT. I`ll take 2 of those anyway. You need to make some Pastrami. Great for making sandwiches.
@tpack670 Pastrami will be making another appearance on the Chanel. Either by way of Brisket, or Beef Ribs. I’ve also seen a peice of Pork Pastrami’d as well. It’s upcoming! After looking at this video and while editing, the thought to roast did cross my mind, I am in agreement, should’ve toasted! Thanks for the engagement!
Shrimp is my all-time favorite food. Those look awesome. Panko fried shrimp are amazing.
OMG. That thing is beautiful. I could eat that thing all day long. Amazing crust.
Definitely a labor of love, only thing missing was Vanilla Ice Cream!
Oh My. Great looking ribs.
These were definitely a labor of love. Definitely took longer than expected. Thanks for the engagement!
Looks great. Maybe a little more fat than I like on the bottom of brisket. I try for 1/4". Try slicing the point across the grain and it`ll be more tender. Great job on a small offset. I have a small one as well and it requires skill to turn out a great product. You did good. Also, get yourself a good Victorinox 6" knife and you`ll be glad you did. I used them for over 25 years as a meat cutter and they`re probably 20 bucks on amazon.
Realized after recording I was slicing the complete wrong way / direction. I’ll look into Victorinox, I’ve heard nothing but great things about all of their knives. These were pre-trimmed from The store. Feel more comfortable trimming my own from start to finish. Definitely appreciate the engagement. Thanks!
That looks fire 🔥
You want me to buy you some batteries for your smoke detector?
Nope, no handouts needed. Thanks for the engagement!
Yumm yummm. It looks delicious. I like the look of that bark, so tasty looking. Thanks for posting.
Yes sir. That chicken looks delicious.
Nice job bro 👍🏽
Looks good bro
Thanks a million for the engagement! I will do my best to keep them coming.
❤👍👍👍👍👍
You are amazing!!!
Man those are some nice looking ribs.
@tobywhitney4798 definitely appreciate the comment. I think they should have stayed on for about 30 minutes longer. Other than that color was perfect in my opinion. Thanks for the engagement!!
B’s Smokehouse, You're fantastic! Let's be friends and have fun!
Let’s do it! Thanks for the engagement!!
Looks bomb. Mustve seasoned the fck out of it with no sauce or anything. Id fck that up
Hope you had a blessed day. I’d love to see your rendition of collard greens and or candied yams in the future.
Most definitely, I can get that in a future video for you. Thanks for the engagement!