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Well I did it, places my order for the rec tec RT680!! I will let everybody know what I think. Selling points- well a 6 year warranty!! You can not beat that, and a 40lb hopper, you just don't see that on any others. The temp variance is close to nothing if anything at all! And lastly the...
Yeah I believe the smoke leak. A felt self adhesive gasket will help with clearing that problem up, and you can take it a step further and put some clamps on it to make a better more snug fit. I think I am going to go with the GMG Jim Bowie non wifi. I liked the look of the silverback but they...
Tryin to keep it at $1000 being my cap. Mainly smoking, but will throw down on some grilling for sure. And i usually cook for a crew. 4-5 racks of ribs, with 6-8 chicken quarters etc.. so I like the bigger models, but could possibly use a smaller with upper rack. Leaning heavily toward the rec...
Hey guys and gals, I have come to the conclusion that with a very active one year old I am going to get a pellet grill. The wife even gave me the OK!! But what one do I go with!? I have been doing tons of research and deabating. Weighing out pros and cons, and the day of reckoning is upon me! I...
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Royal oak offset, took off my buddies hands and did the works to it. Gaskets, rtv, custom baffle plate, clamps, lava lock temp gauges, and coal basket, with a fresh coat of high temp paint.
Next on the table. A 275 gallon oil tank, and a 60 gallon compressor...
Will do, but kingsford always has the two pack deals that is too good to turn down. But we will see. I might just have to pick some up to see if there is anything worth the extra chaching. Highly doubtable though. Know what I'm sayin'
Is it worth $20 for the amount you get? is it just the Weber name on a bag of briquettes? Worth trying or what? Let's hear the run down and the toast of the Weber coals. Thanks guys and ladies.
I am aware of the boiling point of water sir, and I know the liquids will not bubble, but moisture locked in still soften the outside of your product. Leaving you with a soft mushy exterior. to each his own. I like the butcher paper. Works well.
Aaaaah. Very big mistake. Boil ont broil. By wrapping your product in foil it traps in all moisture, causing the liquid ( rendered fat, cooking juices etc.) to be trapped in the foil, softening up that bark that is saut after and worked so hard on.
Haven't used parchment paper, but I have been using the peach/ pink butcher paper and it works great for me. Hold moisture, still lets a little air flow so you are not broiling. The results are at a happy medium between foil wrapping, and not wrapping at all. And it cheaper than foil.
Very nice break down. Thank you. I have recently looked at my food labels and have found MSG in all of them from yellow rice, to Doritos. But have you dabbled with yeast extract at all? I have been hearing that this also helps achieve umami. I have done tons of reasearch on it all. And you have...
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