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    End of Summer bash

    Wow that's amazing looking. I am in North Providence, RI...you hiring???? Going to start looking for that rig on 95
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    Chuck Roast perfection

    Looks fantastic, I think I am going to try this this weekend. What temp do you smoke this at? 250-275?
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    First attempt at smoked salmon

    Thanks for the updates and suggestions.  I haven"t tried to smoke any salmon since my initial post but I plan on it next week.  Weighing the salt and for less time is what I plan on trying this time.
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    Who all has smoking plans this weekend? I do! I do!

    I plan on smoking a couple of racks of ribs tomorrow and a Boston Butt on Sunday or Monday. I hope everyone enjoys the 4th with family and friends
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    First attempt at smoked salmon

    - Wade, thank you for the informative link. I did a 12 hour dry brine of 2 cups brown sugar, 1/2 cup kosher salt, and 1 tablespoon black pepper. Rinse and patted dry then smoked for 2 hours at 150-160.  Glazed with honey for the final half hour. I used apple wood and alder wood for smoke.  I...
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    First attempt at smoked salmon

    Yesterday I tried my hand at smoking salmon, which I love. They came out great, just a little too salty for me. Next time I will cut back on the kosher salt(1/2 cup) amount used with the brown sugar(2 cups) overnight brine. I rinsed them well but... Sent from my SM-G950U using Tapatalk
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    First try at spatchcocked whole chicken

    Tried a whole chicken spatchcocked with just a homemade rub. Used cherry wood and smoked at a temp of 325-340 for an hour and 20 minutes. Put a drip pan filled with beer on the deflector. The chicken was so juicy and tender and the skin was pretty crispy. Very happy with first attempt. Thank you...
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    Why is smoking meat-fish-veggies-ANYTHING so addictive?

    I am a total newbie, just finished my first smoke yesterday. Aside of the nervous energy, the process was incredible and last night after eating I was already planning my next cook.  So addicting.  Just trying to learn as much as I can, as fast as I can.
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    Basic Pulled Pork Smoke

    Had my first smoke yesterday, followed the instructions on page 1 and couldn't be happier.  I also used Jeff's pork rub recipe I purchased this past week. Thanks for the great instructions.  Started the cook at 4:30am and ate a little after 6pm. It was a 9.5 lb Boston Butt. I am now hooked...
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    First Smoker

    Hi all, My name is Jeff, I live in Rhode Island.  I have a Grill Pro Bravo Kamado.  Yesterday I smoked my first Boston Butt with the help of this forum (http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/57139/basic-pulled-pork-smoke) special thanks to Meowey for the great instructions and Jeff's pork rub...
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