Fergy's shotgun mop
1 Servings
Ingredients
Quantity | Ingredient | |
---|---|---|
Oil; 50% | ||
Cider vinegar; 15% | ||
Worcestershire sauce; 25% | ||
Apple juice; 10% | ||
Spices and TX Pete to taste |
Directions
I let the picnic smoke sans mop for about an hour then baste it every 1 to 1½ hours with Fergy's shotgun mop. recipe follows.
The main thing is at least 50% oil! Also, I feel that you need to add extra KICK if you want it spicier because the oil seems to block some penetration of the spice. Also, I strongly believe that to get better smoke penetration (i.e. start with lower heat and build up) is a necessity if you want a strong smoke flavor. The oil seems to also block smoke penetration. I have had great success with oil and the start low method. But then, I like to belch on Wed. and blow smoke rings from Q on Sat.!!! Posted to bbq-digest by Jim Anderson <anderson@...> on May 31, 1998
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