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I go lump for almost everything. I use the same brand every time and learned how to work it. I don't like putting the glues and fillers into my food. Now with that said I do keep a bag of briquettes around for dutch oven cooking so I can have a more evenly spread heat and know my temps better.
Mine started back in the mid-80's. At Boy Scout Camp the summer I went from Cub Scouts to Boy Scouts. We had a draught in northern Michigan, even some wild fires. Well a bunch of us were walking on a dried pond and thought it was kinda cool, until I took that one step that got me chest deep in...
I do probably 12-15 pig roasts each year. I go low & slow and take between 18-26 hours to roast them, depending on size & weather. My issue is how long it goes and how often I'm out there and how little sleep I get. I'm thinking about adding a gas burner into it to make it easier. I've love how...
I do probably 12-15 pig roasts each year. I go low & slow and take between 18-26 hours to roast them, depending on size & weather. My issue is how long it goes and how often I'm out there and how little sleep I get. I'm thinking about adding a gas burner into it to make it easier. I've love how...
I always have good luck running my Brisket at 250 degrees and figure 1 hour per pound. Half way through I wrap in foil and shoot for an internal temp of 195. I also inject & rub while the coals are getting lit.
I've done it before for a wedding reception. Had servers circulating with trays & staff setting them up in the back. VERY labor intensive, more expensive to do due to so many ingredient's. Most expensive wedding I've done, but also most profitable. My advise... Bid it right, do your best, don't...
You'll need to get a STFU license. Google it & you can see all that is required. I've had one for a couple years now and you need 2 inspections a year and to do more paperwork. Other than that its easy. Just need a good set
I've been roasting pigs for a while. Never done one under 40 degrees or so. Well, I wasn't thinking when I agreed to a February Wedding and who knew that we would be setting weather records. So, last weekend I had to do it. I went to Dan's ( my pig guy) after work and got her. She was 307 lbs...
ok guys, I need your help. I've been doing hog roasts for about 6 years now and have a few scheduled coming soon. About 3 months ago I was on my regular job & had a refridgerant line go in my hand. It burned (froze) about 70% of my hand and I lost most of the skin. The good folks at U of M...
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