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You need to get a thermometer. at the bottom side of Ideal is probably around 200. I think that's where mine hits on my thermometers. Check out my post about mods.
what temp did you keep it at? Also I had 2 pavers covered in foil in the water bowl. I added a water bowl on the 2nd grate, it also caught the drippings.
Turkey on at 6:30. It ended up being 16 lbs. Since I didn't know how my Ecb would do temp wise I got an early start. After 4 hours I put a thermometer in the deepest part of the beast. Hit 170. I kept the Ecb around 250-300° the whole time. Thing worked like a champ. Now I know it won't take...
Ok lets recap shall we? What I have on my list for Turkey day,
ECB modded
Lump Charcoal (Cowboy)
Pecan chunks
water pan wrapped in foil
2 small pavers wrapped in foil
small water pan on 2nd rack for drippings
Cut up Onions, carrots, celery, garlic for water pan on middle rack
Brine mix...
I think I might buy a paver tonight and use it wrapped in foil. I might add a small pan with water and some cut up onions and garlic on the grate above the water pan to catch drippings for gravy. So hopefully have the best of both. thoughts?
anybody? do you ever get smoke rolling out of the bottom? Is this from wind or do I not have enough vent flow? I always have the top vent wide open. bottom usually half. plus I have plenty of holes drilled around the pan.
I would have went with a smaller turkey. But to get a fresh non frozen from my local butcher they start at 18 lbs and go up. Is the middle rack the way to go? I thought it was best to use water with onions, oranges and whatever else cut up in it?