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Weekend brisket & burnt ends. Qview galore!
Al, the flat and the cubed point looks great. I love burnt ends! My questions are: is it possible to get your recipe foe the beans? Then the sauce did you make that from scratch, or it is a jarred sauce that you doctor up and smoke? I've not done many briskets, and I think I now see why I've... -
challenges with Brinkmann Square vertical smoker
I am not trying to one up anyone, nor am I shilling for the manufacturer of my grill. However just to let you know how I do it, I'll tell you about doing 2 butts recently. I set my Kamado (TM) ( I do not recommend the Kamado (TM)) (But I do recommend this type of cooker) (anyone who wants to...- bobh127
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- Forum: Charcoal Smokers
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Weber potholders
Oh, sorry Al, <blush> Any idea where she got the idea?- bobh127
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- Forum: Charcoal Smokers
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Weber potholders
Al, These are different than the Weber potholders, but they look like a really good design. If they are thick enough to take pots/skillets out of an oven, or items off my Kooker running at say 400 degrees, then I might well be interested. I am new to the forum, so am not real sure about doing...- bobh127
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- Forum: Charcoal Smokers
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Weber potholders
Yeah Ross, I looked there, and on EBAY, all to no avail. I was hoping someone might know of an after market source. These potholders a really handy, and heavy duty as well. I'll keep my fingers crossed. Thanks. BTW, do you still live in West Fargo. I think I remarked to you once that I used to...- bobh127
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- Forum: Charcoal Smokers
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Weber potholders
Several years ago I purchased a pair of heavy potholders made by or sold by Weber, These could be used either as a standard potholder, plus they also had a place you could insert your hand and use them like an oven mitt. I've been looking on the web for these as I need to replace mine. Can't...- bobh127
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- Forum: Charcoal Smokers
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Meadow Creek smokers?
Not to make anyone jealous or anything, but my ceramic will go 20 + hours smoking pork butts at 210F on 8-10 pounds of lump. I tried once to see how long it would go before burning out, and it took me 24 hours. YUM was that butt good!- bobh127
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- Forum: Charcoal Smokers
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Howdy Do!!!
I did a quick search on Google using "55 gal food grade oil drum in Lubbock Texas" and got this hit., Don't know if they still have them of course. Just click the link and go from there. http://www.americanlisted.com/texas_43/all_categories_0/55+gallon+barrels/- bobh127
- Post #4
- Forum: Charcoal Smokers
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My Kooker
RB, you are absolutely correct in that it is the same design as the BGE, but there are differences. The wall of the BGE is 1/2 inch thick, where mine is 2 inches thick. The heat sink is way different. However I will say that the BGE is a great machine.- bobh127
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- Forum: Charcoal Smokers
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My Kooker
Craig, I am not going to argue with you. The FF is a Fraud in and of it's self.- bobh127
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- Forum: Charcoal Smokers
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My Kooker
Ok, I am giving it a try at uploading a picture of my Kooker. It is called a Kamado which is a brand and an ancient way of cooking in the far East especially in Japan. If the picture raises any questions fire away. BTW, I do NOT sell these things.- bobh127
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Introduction
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Introduction
Hi grillers and smokers (the good kind) I just found this forum today and immediately was interested. My name is Bob Henrick, and I live in Lexington. I use a ceramic grill for Kooking about anything needing cooking. It does a great job of either cooking direct, or indirect. The grill looks...
