If you're smoking meat low and slow then why not try delicious Yorkshire Puddings as a side?
Method
Sift flour, salt and pepper together and mix. Add egg and add enough milk to make a thin batter. Cover and refrigerate overnight. If you've left it a bit late, put it in the freezer for around 1/2 hour.
Preheat your smoker.
Use a muffin tray or a roasting dish. Add your dripping or vegetable oil (use sunflower or an oil with a high smoke-point) about a Tablespoon per muffin hole, or 3 Tablespoons for a roasting dish.
Put the tray into smoker until fat/oil is smoking hot.
Take the batter out of the fridge and whisk up to mix. Pour into hot muffin tray or roasting dish.
Return to the smoker. We put ours near the middle of the smoker, above the water pan, as it needs to be hotter to puff up. Leave for at least 30 minutes (try not to peak!). If your smoker temperature is lower, or the lid is opened frequently, it may take longer.