Can you put spices in brisker
784497
I have had my brisker almost 30!years $25.00!! Have never kept spices in it but why wouldn't it work?
784498
I suppose you could, but if they are in plastic, the container might melt. The Best way to store spices would be in a jar that seals well and does not get exposed to light. If you are in a very humid climate, then a short stay less and two hours in an open jar in the brisker might help keep them dry.
784499
I have not used for spices, I asumed the heat would cause the essential oils to evaporate
784500
Yes, for a while, to get rid of humidity, but long-term, you are better off putting then on the fridge.
784501
I've never done it but I do not think it would do any harm, the thought of cinnamon in there is refreshing, will try it and give you an update. Stay tuned.......
784502
Absolutely!! That's basically what they're for :) They keep the humidity from ruining them. I even put a small wire shelf (rubber feet to protect the Brisker) in mine so I could get more spices in one Brisker. I love mine, in fact... I have two!!
1187049
You need to use the bisquettes... you can buy them in a variety of hardwoods, but because of the design of the smoker, only bisquettes can be used.
2149143
I don't know if there is a way - I just make sure that I break it up within the packet the best I can before I open it. It's more important if you are shooting meats with a jerky gun rather than doing the marinade
604867
Yes you can! That is my fuel of choice. However, be prepared to cut and\or split it into smaller pieces. It is worth it though. Much better flavor!!!
2155979
No,, in fact if you. Want to stack like burgers, get some freezer paper and cut it just a little larger then the meat. Be sure to cut 2 pieces placing the dull sides together , shinny sides out.Make sure that you leave a space between stacks for it to seal between them Don't put it more than 3 high, and 2 across they will seal good and you can open take out 1 or 6 then reseal same bag. You can season before freezing, you can use it to marinade, the rub or thick sauce. It works very well. You buy bulk grains or anything else like that even coffee and vacuum them in size you want it to be.
237017
If you need to add smoke flavor to your fish, meat or anything else it works great. Because of the fairly high temperature and close proximity of the racks you will not cure with smoke but rather add smoke flavor while cooking.
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Yes..you certainly could! It might be a bit tricky like you'll have to cut the cinnamon sticks in pieces first THEN grind it, same as the cloves. The teeth of this grinder is extremely sharp so i warn anyone using this grinder on not throwing caution to the wind..it could cut you without you even knowing it so be very careful using this. Other than that it's a superb and finely made grinder. I have used mine for many things including herbs like thyme and rosemary, whole peppercorns and big seeds. A highly recommended product and you cannot possibly go wrong getting this for yourself for it comes in handy. I hope I answered your question. :) Yes..you certainly could! It might be a bit tricky like you'll have to cut the cinnamon sticks in pieces first THEN grind it, same as the cloves. The teeth of this grinder is extremely sharp so i warn anyone using this grinder on not throwing caution to the wind..it could cut you without you even knowing it so be very careful using this. Other than that it's a superb and finely made grinder. I have used mine for many things including herbs like thyme and rosemary, whole peppercorns and big seeds. A highly recommended product and you cannot possibly go wrong getting this for yourself for it... » Read More Yes..you certainly could! It might be a bit tricky like you'll have to cut the cinnamon sticks in pieces first THEN grind it, same as the cloves. The teeth of this grinder is extremely sharp so i warn anyone using this grinder on not throwing caution to the wind..it could cut you without you even knowing it so be very careful using this. Other than that it's a superb and finely made grinder. I have used mine for many things including herbs like thyme and rosemary, whole peppercorns and big seeds. A highly recommended product and you cannot possibly go wrong getting this for yourself for it comes in handy. I hope I answered your question. :) « Show Less
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If you want a smoke flavor, you can use wood chips or wood chunks. If you only want to cook your meat with the water evaporating and moistening your meat, you don't have to.
1174370
I have done both at the same time with no flavor transfer at all. If you plan on making jerky just make sure you wash it well before you use it again.
437296
No you can't leave it in the meat, it would most likely ruin it. If you want one to leave in the meat try one do the Maverick brand thermometers. They make one that uses two probes--one for the meat and one for the grill, etc.
2029294
I don't think that would work. Stick to coarse salt, peppercorns and small whole spices
983901
Certainly, or hardwoods, or briquettes. Just make sure you let them all burn down to coals to avoid any unpleasant flavors. A handful of soaked wood chips or chunks can be tossed on for plenty of smoky flavor.
1170113
No, I use charcoal and then add hardwood "chunks" (not chips) that I purchase from a Walmart and they really add to the flavor of the meat I smoke in my Dyna-Glo. Just be sure and soak them in water for a couple of hours before you get started. That way they will smolder rather than burn up. You can get hickory, mesquite, cherry, apple, and other hardwood chunks for different flavors.
917521
Yes you can it comes with instructions on the proper settings to grill these foods.
2233255
I have never tried, but the coals are about half the size of most grilling coals and they don't last for hours like grilling goals do so I probably wouldn't. They are made without any chemicals so they are safe to breath in though. I wouldn't use grilling coals for hookah.
2008252
Absolutely! Use like a regular BBQ. Smoke depends on fuel you use. I use mesquite chips for extra flavor! Enjoy!
837686
You could if you were stuffing bulk bags but if you would be using it for sausage you would want to grind then mix seasoning and then stuff. It has stuffing tubes but I haven't used them I prefer using a stuffer.