Bearfrom Southern Cal. says Hello!

richoso1

Gone but not forgotten. RIP

Original poster

OTBS Member

SMF Premier Member

Jun 21, 2007

8,432

41

• Jun 21, 2007

• #1

Just getting started in smoking, I have a Brinkman all-in-one which I use in propane mode, along with the Smoke Pistol. I had some problems keeping the heat down to 225 degrees, so I finaaly used a Polder digital to know where the correct temperature fall on the Brinkman indicator.

I'll be trying some spare ribs very soon using my own spicy rub. God help me now!

I'll be back with the truth and nothin' butt!

 

hawgheaven

Master of the Pit

OTBS Member

May 5, 2007

2,838

16

• Jun 21, 2007

• #2

Welcome to SMF! Don't hesitate to ask questions and share your smokin' adventures... and we like lots of pictures!

 

ultramag

Master of the Pit

Apr 17, 2006

2,112

14

Garden City, MO

• Jun 21, 2007

• #3

Welcome to SMF richoso1!!! Have you signed up for TulsaJeff's 5-day eCourse yet? Lot's of good info for getting started on the right foot.

 

bbq bubba

Master of the Pit

OTBS Member

Feb 12, 2007

3,646

12

new baltimore, mi

• Jun 21, 2007

• #4

Welcome to the SMF

 

watery eyes

Smoking Fanatic

OTBS Member

May 21, 2007

565

11

Detroit Suburbs

• Jun 21, 2007

• #5

Welcome to SMF!!!

Glad to have you as part of our forum family.

 

dionysus

Meat Mopper

OTBS Member

Jul 4, 2006

292

14

None Of Your Business

• Jun 21, 2007

• #6

Welcome to SMF. There are lots of friendly and knowledgable people here willing to share experiences and information. Don't be afraid to ask questions. Remember, there are no dumb questions if you don't know the answer.

 

coleysmokinbbq

Gone but not forgotten. RIP

OTBS Member

May 31, 2007

631

12

Northeast GA

• Jun 21, 2007

• #7

Howdy there Richoso1!...Welcome to the SMF!...

It's a Great little place to be!...
Glad to have you aboard!...

 

deejaydebi

Legendary Pitmaster

Nov 18, 2006

7,996

25

Connecticut

• Jun 21, 2007

• #8

Welcome Richoso -

I have an All-in-one also. I drilled a bunch of small holes around the top about 1/8" every 4 " and it worked great. I used exclusively charcoal in mine for smoking but used the propane to start the coals. Smoked all winter in the snow and cold on that baby! Great little smoker. Lift you coals up off the bottom with some sort of screen or expanded metal and it'll go like ... well it smoke great!