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If you're in London then you're lucky enough to be able to visit Smithfield easily. I would suggest going early and paying a visit to Tom Hisxon there, he has a selection of Australian and American brisket, grain fed so good marbling and they are sold at substantially cheaper prices than their ...

I wouldn't bother with a Bradley, I thought about getting one when I started out smoking and undertook a lot of research. The one thing that kept popping up was the unreliability, heating elements failing etc. Plus there's the significant cost of the briquettes.

There's a recent post on here with a ...

Why not just say...this is a blatant advertising post?

Anyway, I refuse to buy it solely on the basis that you spelt it flavors.

If it was brined it would have to say so on the label. I can't see anything on there so I can only assume that it's not.

I've had their shoulder before and it wasn't brined.

Smokin oak wrote:Welcome to the forum
I'm in Fareham so that's another to add to the ones mentioned above.

Fareham? Pfftt, that's not Portsmouth

EcoWoodBBQ wrote:Does anyone know where I could get a/some skirt in Tamworth? I'll love to try them.

Apparently Fletcher's Bar often has a decent amount of skirt.






I'll get my coat.........

Old chum, you at least have a decent smokehouse in Bournemouth I believe. I traded FB messages with the coves behind this endeavour in Portsmouth......"needs around £750k spending and earliest we will open is March :(

So lets see if it ever happens.....
Cheers
Tiny

Surely they must have the ...

To the Portsmouth rabble, and there are a few of us here, there's a new BBQ restaurant opening up in Southsea soon....

https://www.facebook.com/Southsea-American-Smokehouse-Cellar-185921758526561/about/

There's also one in Manchester which has a website where the menu can be viewed and I presume ...

I started out with a WSM and then moved on to a Yoder YS1500 but that was for commercial reasons. I love my Yoder, I simply cannot fault it, the build quality is superb, the temperature control is spot on and the ability to set the temperature and forget it is worth its weight in gold, particularly ...

I bought a mincer from Lidl for my 'garden kitchen' thinking it would do the job as every other kitchen gadget I've bought from there has worked fine......utterly useless.

I also have a mincer attachment for my Kenwood mixer and it will deal with anything you throw at it, fantastic bit of kit.