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Thanks Dave, that's certainly a consideration. The chargriller that I'm about to retire already burns through a lot of fuel since it's more of a sieve than a smoker after the abuse I've heaped on it. I'd love to get to something more efficient.
At risk of appearing schizophrenic, I've come back...
Made a turkey hash on saturday morning. Sautéed diced onions, potatoes, and garlic in a bit of bacon grease (left over from making bacon). After the potatoes had softened up I tossed in a few handfuls of diced smoked turkey and some old bay and let that warm up. Served the hash with...
Welcome from another newbie! Vancouver is one of my favorite cities, gorgeous place. It is a bit wet sometimes...
That's interesting that smokers cost so much more up there. No one making them domestically in Canada?
After poking around a bit more on the forum, I'm now leaning toward doing an offset brick pit like PJ created here:
http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/136400/adventures-in-la-brick-smoker/40
but I would add some length beyond the firebox and put the argentine-style grill on top of that...
Was reading about dry brining and reminded of roasted meat packed in salt, did a little search, and low and behold here is an old thread. I love cooking this way and usually do it with a wood fire, either dropping the whole thing directly into the coals or heating it indirectly. The meat does...
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