#The smoke ring menu free#

We try to compensate for the poor weather, but can’t always predict a summer storm or the winter wind.ĭo you really serve Penny Pitchers on Vandal home games? When the wind blows the wrong direction or it is extra cold outside, it can take longer than our target times for meat to cook. When the weather cooperates, we get our meat cooked on schedule and right onto your plate! However, Mother Nature doesn’t always like to help us out. The more rain, snow or wind – the harder it can be to cook outside. How does the weather affect your cooking? We really like to mix and match the different wood we have on hand to create a truly unique taste. Typically we burn with Maple, Birch, Locust, Oak or any fruit wood. We have a rotating supply of quality hardwood delivered to us, so the type can vary by the week. Here at CD’s, we use real pieces of hardwood to smoke the meat! Our wood is delivered in large pieces and we hand cut and process all of it! In the winter we supplement our wood with lump charcoal for heat however, the main cooking source (and flavor) comes from locally cut hardwood. The “smoke ring” appears after meat has been properly smoked low and slow and the actual cause is a chemical reaction between the meat and smoke.ĭo you burn with wood, charcoal or propane? In the world of barbecue that ring is a wonderful thing! In fact, it is highly sought after in barbecued meats. You’ve probably noticed a pink ring on the outside of certain meat. Our sausage links and savory bacon take around an hour until they are ready for serving.Īre you sure this meat is cooked thoroughly? Chicken and spare ribs typically take about 5-6 hours, beef brisket takes 12-14 hours depending on the size of the cut and our pork shoulder cooks in about 10 hours. It really does take hours to replenish our tasty BBQ supply!Ĭook times vary based on the type of meat. As much as we’d like to cook something up for you, we can’t have anything ready in minutes. Why can’t you just cook up something quick?Īll of our meat takes hours to smoke – that’s why they taste so delicious! We’re always cooking, but have to keep it low and slow. We know it can be disappointing to find out we’ve sold out, but it’s the price we all pay for truly authentic, fresh, smokin’ good BBQ! We can’t predict the future or exactly how busy we will be (though it would make the job much easier) and thankfully, we are pretty good at guessing. Weekends on the Palouse can get pretty busy and sometimes we just can’t keep up with all of our fans! We cook as much as we can, but once it’s gone – it’s gone for hours. We try to estimate the best quantity to cook to avoid waste and to keep from selling out early. When preparing for a day at CD’s, we have to predict how busy we will be and how much of each meat we will sell.

We have a rotating nitro tap and also carry a gluten free cider at all times! Check out our beer list for what is on tap now! Pabst is on year ’round and our remaining 9 taps are a rotating selection of craft beers from breweries such as Ballast Point Brewery and Spirits, Bale Breaker Brewing Co., Stone Brewing Co., Deschutes Brewery, Alaskan, Sierra Nevada Brewing and many more. Yes! We have 10 beers on draft and a small selection of Tallboy cans (Coors Light, Rainier, and Pabst). A big thanks to our suppliers for helping us keep the BBQ smokin’ daily! in Moscow, Todd from Ladybug Creations in Moscow bakes us our delicious sandwich and side rolls, and Lacey-K Tree Service from Troy delivers the majority of our wood. You bet! We believe in keeping money local, so we get as much as possible from local sources! We get meat from C&L Meat Locker Co. We try to maintain consistent hours, so you always know when you can get your BBQ! So, unless we happen to sell out or something crazy happens, our normal operating hours are: Our summer season fills up quickly with weddings and other large events, so make sure to contact us ASAP for date availability. YES! Make sure to check out our catering page for more information. We also close down in observance of other major holidays throughout the year, but never for more than an extra day or two.

Yes! We close down annually for approximately 10 days over the student winter break to allow our staff time off with their families.

#The smoke ring menu free#