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cfarley

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Sep 14, 2011
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Marietta OH
Ok, im having a company BBQ at my house. I borrowed a friends smoker for the cookout next weekend and I had to give it a little test run before the up and coming weekend. Pork Loin rubbed then wrapped with a weave. Pork and Deer Tenderloin, marinated in Teriyaki, soy, fresh ginger/garlic a little 5 spice and sesami oil.

Smoker:

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Weave:

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I started the smoker with a chimney of lump and put some cherry on it. Got the cherry going, it was hard to try to keep at 225 it  wanted to stay between 250/300 and there was almost nothing in the smoker. just 2 or 3 very small and i mean small pieces of wood. I have no idea how my buddies used this smoker with the wood they were putting on it. I wanted to use nothing but wood but its going to be hard, may just have to use lump and throw in some wood gradually.
 
It looks really tender, nice ring. High temps are nerve wracking

when you think you might ruin a good piece of meat. Then, you

have all those people that are counting on you. Good thinking

to do a trial run.

Good Luck, let us know how it goes...James
 
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