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    Spatchcooking a turkey

    Broiler is a good idea. I plan on cutting it as close as possible to leaving time as possible, but as everyone knows, life happens.
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    Spatchcooking a turkey

    Would butcher paper work better so as to not let the skin soften up, or would I lose all that nice moisture needed to keep the turkey moist?
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    Spatchcooking a turkey

    I would assume that a 12 - 15 pound bird would take about 2 - 3 hours at 325 - 350 deg F to hit that IT. Would that be correct? Also, what is the best way to keep the bird at temp for transporting to someone else's house? My fear is that I would get their and it would have either dried out...
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    Landmann Great Outdoors Smoky Mountain Series 3895GWLA: Initial Impression, Thoughts, Mods, and Fi

    Thanks Lamar. I am not sure why mine were flaring up either, but having both side vents fully closed seemed to help diminish that. It's definitely something that I am going to play around with a few more times and make sure I "learn" the particulars of this smoker.
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    Landmann Great Outdoors Smoky Mountain Series 3895GWLA: Initial Impression, Thoughts, Mods, and Fi

    This is my initial impression, thoughts, modifications, and results of my first smoke on my new Landmann Great Outdoors Smoky Mountain Series 3895GWLA smoker. From my research, this seemed to be a pretty well put together smoker. The main winning factor for me was the large amount of space that...
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    Smoke Hollow Pro 36 Upright Gas

    Yeah, I already picked up the Ivation 738 (a rebranded Maverick 733), and I was glad that I had it.  Unfortunately, the woodchip and water pan are both just enamel coated metal. I wish they were cast iron, but no such luck. That thin metal really causes woodchips to catch fire, so I had to wrap...
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    Natural Gas

    I am sure someone has. It should be no different than converting an LP grill to NG. You need a different regulator, and then you need a larger nozzle sized burner. Some people simple drill out the holes on the burner after adding the correct regulator.
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