Hello from coastal South Carolina

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jayj123

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Aug 2, 2011
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Little River, SC
I've been reading posts for a couple of months and recently saw a topic I knew a good bit about and just had to join to provide my $.02 worth. What a great Forum !!

I'm located in Little River, SC and have been grilling for most of my life. My Dad was a big civic volunteer and would often "volunteer" me and my brother to assist with large events serving hundreds of people. We both do large gatherings ourselves now.

I have a large propane "pig cooker' custom built on wheels that I do whole hogs, up to 200 lbs, a couple of times a year. (You'd be surprised how common these cookers are in this part of the country.) I also do an annual Twelve Butts of Christmas cooking where I cook anywhere from 10 to 15 butts for my wife to give as Christmas gifts to her employees. It's a pretty big deal to break out this cooker, so it stays reserved for the large cookings.

I recently burnt through a five burner Char Broil grill in about three years and have it in the garage for a remake into a mini butt cooker/smoker. I always just placed wood chunks directly on the grill grates to the side to get smoke and worked OK until the ashes started filling up! I recently purchased a four burner stainless Master Forge (Lowes) propane grill for  my deck (hoping the stainless steel grates hold up better than the coated cast iron!). Also, since finding this site, I was forced to go out and purchase a Master Forge Dual Door propane smoker and have one smoke under my belt and I'm afraid I am addicted!! I did leg quarters, breasts, and Italian sausages. I made the breast into a chicken salad that my Wife informed me was the only way I could make chicken salad again....

I look forward to continued knowledge absorption and I'll post up when there are topics that I know something about.

BTW .. Why are the stuffed jalapenos called ABTs?

Thanks - Jay 
 
Welcome aboard, Jay!

Our beloved ABT's are affectionately called Atomic Buffalo Turds. Make a lot, as they tend to disappear from the platter before they reach the table.

Good luck and good smoking.
 
Greetings from another smoker in Little River, SC!  Actually I am currently in Iraq for work, but welcome to the forums!  Lots of tremendous info and helpful folks!  Remembe if you have any questions the search function is your pal!
 
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Welcome to the SMF. Glad to have you here. Lots of good folks, great recipes and knowledge. Looking forward to your first qview. 
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