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ihave a 22"WSM - im usually 45-1.5 hours to temp depending on wind. i will usually throw meat on when the temp gets to 250.
also, keep a few things in mind, temps are goingto be pretty high becuase no water pan. this is signficant.
also per an earlier post - 8- 10 completely lit briquettes...
thanks for the info guy! yes, i tried to imply the signs on the brisket were done but temps werent saying so. after some reading, i have come across that Prime Briskets maybe typically finish a bit lower end of 195-205F. however when you probe a cooked brisket, theres something about when your...
hey guys, just finished my first brisket cook. 14lb packer USDA prime, on a 22" WSM, cooked total of 12 hours at 250F. this was my longest cook to date, and also my first overnight cook.
my question is in regards to wrapping, as i understand, its fairly standard to wrap in the 160F range. MY...
i have a WSM 22' and love it. ive had it for over 6 months now and have about 12 cooks on it. IMO if you are looking for a smoker WSM all the way over a kettle.
in regards to the 18 vs 22" wsm
i primarily cook for my wife and i. normally that means one rack of ribs + extras (chicken thighs...
maybe its just me, but i like planning the start of the cook at the evening/night. which allows me to sleep a bit more.
IE meat in at 9 or 10pm - rest/sleep until 4/5am
wrap around 8am
pull the pork 11, straight into the crock pot with drippings and ready to be brought to the party.
i wouldnt...
my startup set up goes like this, and it takes me to 240-260 F, cruising non stop for at least 6 hours i usually only fill up 1/2 to the whole top grate of food, when cooking for my wife:
place wood chunks down first, usually 4-6 chunks
place between 5-9lbs of Kingsford Blue charcoal (this is...
Been watching a buncha youtube and forum reading - for the past half year or so i have used Hickory, peach and pecan woods. usually as a single set of woods (no mixing) i recently watched Henry Soo (slap yo daddy BBQ) and he uses a combination of woods. lol the thought never occurred to me. i...
hey guys just joined after lurking for awhile.
i have been smoking for about 6 months, BBQing and grilling for years.
i have a 22" WSM, with cajun bandit door
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