I love Smoking food on my various Smokers. One thing that I found very difficult to smoke properly is boneless and skinless Chicken Breast. It is very lean, and has little fat, so it is very easy to overcook when you smoke them. Once they are overcooked they are incredibly dry, and lack any flavor. Luckily I have found a perfect technique for smoking Chicken Breast, while maintaining the flavor and juiciness. It involves smoking at a very low temperature initially, so the Chi

When people who just got their first smoker ask me what they should try to cook first, I always recommend doing Pulled Pork. Why? Because it is very easy to cook, and hard to screw up. A big Pork Butt is very forgiving when you are smoking it. As long as you smoke it low and slow, you will be fine. Today I go "Old School" and smoke a Pork Butt not on a Smoker, but a regular Kettle Grill. You don't need a $1200 Pellet Smoker to Smoke some Pulled Pork. You need a Kettle Grill,