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    question about smoking baby back ribs and a boneless shoulder butt

    As far as the shoulder goes just cut it in half.  I actually prefer to do the boneless version of the shoulder, seems to cook a bit faster for me.  I tend to cook at around 250 and by 8 hours my shoulders are fall apart done.  I am cooking on a stick burner though.  3-2-1 method for the ribs and...
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    Tough chicken skin

    Thanks for all the replys guys.  I will try these ideas next time.
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    Tough chicken skin

    SOunds really good AL.  Thanks for the replys.  SO you think that the skin gets too dry by cooking it at a lower temp?  The skin last smoke was definately not dry of moisture, how does the water make the skin tough?  I will try keeping it real dry next time.  ANy other pointers?  Thanks
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    Tough chicken skin

    Well I have been smoking a ton on the 84 deluxe lately.  Ribs and shoulder are coming out fantastic.  The smoker is just so easy to use.  Burns about 10-15 splits of wood for about a 8 hour cook, pretty efficient for its size.  Anyway, I have been having trouble with my chicken.  I have been...
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    Sweet and tangy sauce

    Thanks alot sqwib!
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    Attn: All Lang owners and the rest of the SMF world!

    I've got an 84 deluxe.  Acutally just seasoned the thing today.  I have to say that this thing works like a charm.  Got it up to 425 in about 45 minutes and then settled in back down to 235-250.  Once its hot it stays hot.  From front to back it was only reading 5 degrees difference after the...
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    Ribs & Fries with QView! Tasty!

    Burn-it, Those finished ribs have an real nice color.  you mind sharing your rub recipe?  
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    Going to pick up my new Lang!

    I 'm back.  Everything went well on the trip down there.   Took us about 11.5 hours on the way down and 14 on the way back.  Hit alot of traffic on the way back.  The smoker is awesome.  Really well built and it trailered perfectly.  The wheels and tires on this thing are really nice and the...
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    Going to pick up my new Lang!

    Thanks for the good words guys.  
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    Going to pick up my new Lang!

    Hey guys.  Making the long trip down to GA starting tonight to pick up my new 84deluxe!  I am psyched and ready to start doing alot of queing!  I should be back by friday night so I will try to post some picks of the new rig shortly there after.  It will be a long trip but I can't wait!
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    Jerky smoker for deer processor

    Thanks Mossymo, I actually was just looking into them.  I think they would fit the bill perfectly.  Looks like a really easy unit to use.  Thanks again.
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    Jerky smoker for deer processor

    Thanks for the input guys.  He already knows that it would be a big unit, I just counldn't come up with any manufacturers that would suit him best.  Does anyone know of any gas or electric units of this size?  Thanks
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    Jerky smoker for deer processor

    Hey guys.  Got a question.  My buddy is in the deer processing business during the fall and he has a need to upgrade his small electric smoker to something larger. Most of his customers want jerky and his small smoker is not up to the task.  He had mentioned that he would like to find one that...
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    Final Smoked Salmon with recipe, instructions, and Qview

    Great Job!  That fish looks great.  I use about the same method for brining.  I am going to try the overnight in the fridge method though to form the pellicle.  Thanks for the pics!
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    Making My 1st Pastrami (QView)

    Thats looks awesome.  Great job and thanks for the tutorial.  
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