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Have had this set up for 4 years now. Just 1 hole at the end helps accommodate more big roasts at the same time. Place a SS cooling rack on the bottom for better circulation. Have cooked as many as 4 rib roasts at once on multiple occasions with excellent results.
I assume that you have done the cook by now. How did it go? I did see a caution to be sure to use a trivet. Some counters cannot tolerate higher temperatures for prolonged periods.
Have never used mustard. It can be expensive anyway if you're doing a lot of smoking. I've used olive oil or avocado oil for many years with good results.
I have found that by heating a fire brick in the oven (max oven temp) prior to the smoke and then placing it next to the water dish also helps. Also, I do not attempt to finish the cook in the smoker when temps are so low. I simply smoke for about 4 hours and then finish in the oven with better...
Have you tried calling the Bradley service department? I just bought a replacement puck burner from them and it came quick. Sorry I do not have their number handy.
I cooked a 3 bone rib roast (bones removed so roast would fit in Gourmia Sous Vide cooker) at Christmas. Salted Roast and let sit in the refrigerator overnight. Vac sealed in bag - then cooked for 9 hours @ 135d for medium/medium rare. The cooker comes to temperature very quickly.
When we...
I had the same issue you are having. I pretty much solved the problem by wrapping a heavy solid fire brick in foil and heating it in an oven @ 450 degrees. prior to the cook. Then I place it next to the water bowl. If it is really cold out put another one on a rack and reduce the amount of meat...
Your fireplace idea looks pretty good. I saw a good solution on the Bradley forum. It was in a guys garage so he could smoke in the winter extreme temperatures. He had a kitchen range hood set over the smoker and had made a stack from 4"-6" PVC with some slots cut at the bottom to aid in the...
Hello. I am new to this forum, but I have had a 4 rack Bradley for 7 years and have smoked everything imaginable in it. I had the same problem you are having. I have pretty much solved it by wrapping an old solid, heavy brick in heavy foil. Prior to a smoke, I put it in a 400-450 oven. I then...
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