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I'll be firing up the smoker in the morning. Smoking a ham for Easter lunch tomorrow using an apricot glaze and throwing on a spatchcocked chicken for supper one night next week.
Anyone in Tennessee be sure to check out SUE, a smoked porter by Yazoo.
http://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/9020/51483/
Brewer description: The south is famous for smoking everything. Why not beer? Sue is a big, rich, smoky malt bomb of a beer, with mellow smokiness coming from barley...
Everything turned out good. The plan with the new smoker (Im still trying to learn it) was try to stay at or just below 200 until internal temp of 145. I did about an hour to an hour and a half about 175. Then I started trying to raise the temp a little, got it up to 200 and left it there...