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Here's another choice - no affiliation with me - just someone I know.
Renea Teasdale
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T & H meats in San Marcos is a good bet but they are also a bit on the expensive side. I think Costco is a great alternative and the Restaurant supply Costco on Balboa and the 15 has some even better selection - although big high pound packages.
Restaurant Depot is always a good choice to look...
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On my 22.5" I put a 20# bag in the ring and place 5 - 6 coals on the inside edge of the ring furthest away from the ONE vent I have cracked open. All the other vents on the bottom are shut completely and the top vent is wide open.
For a 18" you may be able to fit 16lbs or so - not...
Using the Amaze-N- Tube smoker on my WSM to make some Salmon Bites. The 18" Tube smoker fit great on the coal ring on the bottom and put out tons of smoke for about 6 hours and the temp at the grate hovered around 105F. Salmon Bites came out great!
This is very common for first time use on a WSM. Once you cook a few times, the gaps will seal up and you will get better control over the pit temp. I would suggest you do 5 lbs of thighs at a high heat - if you can get it up there - to throw as much fat rendering onto the interior as...
Unless there is a specific reason why you need to present the whole rack, why not trim the length down so you can stand the racks up without curling? I wonder if the curling affects the cooking process in s small cooking surface?
I have seen many comp cookers using a 18.5" WSM and they trim...
Should be a pretty good event with 47(?) teams. This is the 4th year for this event but it is in a new location this year. Should be a great event with live music, stuff for the kids, and - of course - tons of BBQ.
My team - Meat, Inc. will be competing and Abel will be there judging. Come...
Nice going on your new WSM! Your chow looks great! It's not unusual to have lower temps the first couple times you use your WSM. After 10 or so cooks with some fatty meats (chicken thighs works great), it will hold temps better.
Some basics - top vent should be wide open, control the temp...
Welcome Todd!
Keep checking out the group - I have a comp team and help out with some back yard events too. I post these up as they come up. You're more than welcome to come hang out with us and see what the competition stuff is all about.
There are two comps coming up - my team isn't...
I use a Stoker. They have a model with a built in access point but I have one that is a few years old that I plugged into an access point. I use Stokerlog to control and access it remotely. It's a pretty slick program that can e-mail you alerts and of course - tweet - on a scheduled...
Thanks for the look.
You are supposed to get 8 - 9 hours out of the 18". I really torched my pellets to get it started and probably only got about 6 hours of smoke time. I probably didn't have to torch them as much as I did and that could explain the lower amount of total smoke time I...