13 min

Episode 14 :: Smoking for Parties The Smoker’s Lounge

    • Food

In this episode of The Smoker’s Lounge, Matt and Tim talk about some strategies for smoking food for large groups:

• It is easy to cook too much when smoking for your family. But leftovers are great.
• Prepare ahead for parties. It is important to get as much done ahead of time as possible.
• There are some very helpful and cheap solutions to help serving at a backyard party. You can usually find them at a restaurant supply store.
• Some dishes are can be reheated - like pulled pork - while others are much better fresh out of the smoker - like ribs.
• With large events, quantity makes it impossible to smoke everything at once. Either run lots of loads, or borrow smokers from friends.
• Large events take a lot of time.
• Think through reheat of the meat and transport to the site early in your planning.
• Plan .25 pound of meat per person for most events, but add a little extra as a cushion. Also consider who will be attending the event. Big eaters will mean you should smoke more meat.

For more information about the basics of meat smoking, visit www.fattybombatty.com.

In this episode of The Smoker’s Lounge, Matt and Tim talk about some strategies for smoking food for large groups:

• It is easy to cook too much when smoking for your family. But leftovers are great.
• Prepare ahead for parties. It is important to get as much done ahead of time as possible.
• There are some very helpful and cheap solutions to help serving at a backyard party. You can usually find them at a restaurant supply store.
• Some dishes are can be reheated - like pulled pork - while others are much better fresh out of the smoker - like ribs.
• With large events, quantity makes it impossible to smoke everything at once. Either run lots of loads, or borrow smokers from friends.
• Large events take a lot of time.
• Think through reheat of the meat and transport to the site early in your planning.
• Plan .25 pound of meat per person for most events, but add a little extra as a cushion. Also consider who will be attending the event. Big eaters will mean you should smoke more meat.

For more information about the basics of meat smoking, visit www.fattybombatty.com.

13 min