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I have read about people using the above blanket to help control the ECB temps. Weber has a small WSM 14.5 inches that is good for not too long cooks; if > 6-7 hrs...
They sure look good. I did this yesterday:
Using my OTG. 225-250 3hrs, then foild wrap with apple juice for 2 more hrs
And the last hr just with the home made sauce. I used apple chips and chunks for smoke; they were looking like this before take them to the table:
And some smoke ring...
I don't like calling any one names; the same device could be trash to some treasure to some others. Something no one can deny is this: WSM kick a......!!
I agree. In addition Weber now sells a 14.5 smoker (http://www.weber.com/grills/series/smokers/smoker-14); I have read about people who now only uses this small ones all the time even when they own a full 22".
Looks good to me. Whatever it works / takes to improve your smoking experience and meals for you that's what it is all about. You can have fun and good meals, that's almost a tri-fecta in todays day and age. Keep smoking!!
If it came out good and you like it, can't be a mistake; interesting about is you did brine and injection. I have tried both but not at the same time. I've had great results. but the injection won over brine.
I just use one yesterday for my first time injecting, I always do brine and wanted to change. I used the following:
1/2 cup olive oil
1/2 cup of beer
1 tbs Tiger sauce
1/2 shot of Chivas Regal 12 years
a pinch of kosher salt under the breast skin
to the fridge uncovered overnight
End up...
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