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Thanks for the reply! How good is it at maintaining temps? I'm debating between this and a WSM (which I know is great at keeping temps), but I really like the style of this one.
Looking to finally buy a charcoal smoker to go with my gas and electric ones. Found this one on craigslist for $175 and would hope to get it lower. Anyone have it or know anything about it?
Thanks!
I got a pre-cooked bone-in shank so we'll see how it goes. I'm using this recipe (http://www.cookstr.com/recipes/maple-bourbon-ham) and also injected it with a pineapple/brown sugar marinade too.
Boomer Sooner!
Thanks for the explanations.
I was hoping someone could provide comparisons of the end result of smoking a cooked vs uncooked ham. I'm trying to decide what are the pros and cons of doing each to help me figure out which one I want to smoke next week.
I want to smoke a ham for Thanksgiving. I've been reading around on the forum and realized that it's a bit too late for me to cure my own so my options are now to either smoke a cured raw ham or a pre-cooked ham. I see a lot of posts about smoking a pre-cooked ham. What is the difference...
BBQ was a success! Everyone loved it. We ran out of brisket and had just about 1 butt left of pork. Below are a few pictures of us finishing the pork. I will post some pictures from the actual BBQ soon.
All briskets are done and have been in the cooler for an hour. Just pulled the first one and separated the point, cubed, re-rubbed, and put back in smoker for burnt ends. We'll see how they come out!
First taste of brisket was outstanding!
Everything going strong. Briskets are cooking much faster than I thought. At 166, 165, 161, and 160. May wait until 175ish to foil as I want to get a really good bark on them.
Attached are pictures of the 4 briskets before smoking and of the two smokers in action. Don't hate on the propane...
A friend and I are throwing a BBQ this Sunday for our class. Most of those in attendance have never had real southern BBQ or even BBQ at all! I've done single butts and briskets and even a butt and brisket at the same time, but never this much!
We're doing 4 briskets (8-9lbs each) and 8 butts...
I like the idea of cutting the big butt in half. They are bone-in so what is the best way to cut the 9lbs in half?
13 hours seems low to me. Most of my smokes have averaged 2 hours per pound as the plateaus have been really long. Each time, I'm always running close or behind for dinner because...