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Welcome kinda funny just got back from NE this morning

http://bbq.netrelief.com/pits/metalp..._bbq_pit.shtml there is the link for plans to build the original pictured would be the same principle right?

welcome congrats on your new project

Looks Great. 2 hrs for ckn breasts is about what i run mine for i do alot of ckn breasts nobody here likes the dark meat.

first id like to say Welcome goose. I use a chargriller myself as far as whole logs its not "required" you can use lump charcoal or pretty much whatever to heat. Just add chips or chunk wood for the actual smoke. however if you use chips you might want to buy a cast iron smoke box or wrap in...

I mix and match as well. For some reason though i tend to put things in order of contamination risk (even though its all going to 165 or above)

Welcome Lisa! looking forward to your posts "Where does the shine come out from?...." Myself i try to keep it inside in a pressure canner out of view from those pesky neighbors. lol

Congrats looks great.

SMF - Smoking Meat Forums > Smoking Meat (and other things) > Wild Game click wild game, below the few threads there is a box that says display options change in the from The box to begining. I'm not sure but i dont thing deer will take brining verry well. as far as a roast I would go low and...

Happy Birthday Squeezy! Be safe and have fun

Welcome looking forward to your posts

I'm sorry for you and your family. My heart goes out to you.

I like to grill the backstraps like a filet S&P then on the grill. the only problem is you really should take to at least MW

Debi I don' think you get locust up in CT. I know i didn't see any in RI when i lived there. Locusts are basicly a tree with big angry thorns lol i've never heard of honey locust being called a honey tree it does make my favorate honey =-) though. thaks for the chart Debi. I thought walnut...

I have some property that needs some clearing to make ready to build a house. The trees there are mostly honey and black locust, Black walnut, Hickory, oak, and some beech. I was wondering if anyone knew anything about smoking with the walnut, locust or beech? I know locust burns hotter than...