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OK first batch I did was cut 1/4 inch maybe a lil less and was great. Took about 2 hours in the smoker. I thought this was weird since most smoke em much longer. I had the Daniel boon set at 150. I didn't probe the inside so maybe it's much hotter in there then what it was set at.
Anyways...
I actually have had mine for a good year now. I love it. If it was stolen or broke I would have another the next day. It's easy to use, makes great food and I get to be the hero of dinner.
Looks really nice. Your gonna love your Danial Boon. I use mine all the time.
I also bought the thermo cover they sell. I keep it on year round. Helps with pellet consumption
Had some thighs I needed to cook up so I marinated them overnight in zesty Italian dressing.
Threw them on a pan today and injected some creole butter into them then applied some chicken herb seasoning
Into the gmg at 300 until done. Jacked it up to 350 to crisp up the skin.
Not too shabby
The Buffalo BBQ are a spin off of scarbelly wings. The honey mustard wings was marinating in zesty Italian for about 20 hours. Of course you can't have wings without home made blue cheese
Enjoy !
Curious if it can be done and done well on a pellet smoker. My Daniel boon starts at 150 degrees. Wish it could go lower but that's all she does. I would prefer only using the smoker if possible. Starting to research now. I won't bother if I can't get at least store bought quality jerky.
Gotcha. Yeah that's a pretty good deal. Sorry was at work when I posted the first time and really had my attention elsewhere.
Have you used lumberjack pellets before? I got 3 bags to try them out . Haven't had a chance to try them but everyone seems to love them
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