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I taste the difference between white oak and post oak. They taste quite a bit different to be honest. Both are fine and I don’t think one is better than the other but they definitely taste different unless you are burning a dirty fire.
Real wood post oak definitely tastes different than other oaks. But agreed you won’t notice it in pellet form. Aaron Franklin isn’t the first to popularize post oak that’s kind of a weird thing to say. It’s been a staple of Texas bbq for a century.
I never noticed any charcoal flavors from char pellets. I’ve put some lump charcoal, pellets, and wood chips inside a smoke tube and gotten a little bit or charcoal style flavor but not enough to really say it was the point. The lump is just there to help the chips burn.
i get a little bit...
Forktender and anyone else affected by this I have another small work around.
If you are using chrome, hit f12 in your browser and select the console tab. Paste this in and hit enter:
$(".p-body-main").removeClass("p-body-main")
This somewhat fixes the issue, but you have to do it on every...
It’s not a computer setting problem. It’s the responsive grid design. This is my field and I can see the exact problem and I promise you it’s in the site side. For any site developers reading this thread. It incorrectly sizes the grid columns because it misidentifies the viewport size. I...
the issue is based on browser window size and resolution. Since those are different for everyone, it’s not all that surprising. The current workaround for those affected is to make your browser window tall and skinny and while it doesn’t fix the grid issue, it moves the columns around enough...
It’s not him. It’s affecting others including me. It’s a responsive design error and if the site developers need help fixing it I can point out the issue.
I have this problem on desktop browsers as well. It’s better if you don’t use a wide browser. Don’t maximize it and size the browser to be a tall skinny window. The bug is with their responsive design grids which is technomumbo jumbo for how to
make it look good on a mobile phone.
good post and warning. My buddy has a gravity fed smoker and you light it by pouring in lit charcoal, which is also up in the air. I'm figured a start up procedure would be the same for a masterbuilt, but if it has it's own technique by all means follow the directions.
Yes, you get some...
I don't have one of these, but the key to any clean smoke is a function of heat and air flow. The goal is to build a bigger and hotter base of lit coals with lots of air flow to burn up the smoke instead of it billowing out.
One thing you might try is after the initial light, crank the smoker...
I kept my egg and while I don’t smoke with it much anymore it still makes one of the best grills and high temp steak cookers you can buy. I use a vortex and place a wood chunk on the hot metal for a reverse sear steak and it’s ruined all other methods.
not sure I’d go out of my way to buy...
Dry brine them with salt baking powder overnight. Search for oven wings baking powder to find a few versions of it. You can adapt this to a vortex.
Will come out a little salty but the texture is nearly identical to fried.
Agreed with the other posts. If you use a pellet smoker like you would your previous smokers and follow basic smoker procedures, you will probably find it a little lacking on smoke flavor.
If you tweak your cook to be specific to a pellet cooker and are willing to experiment, you can get...
I don't have any experience with smokin brothers premier 24, but double wall insulation would be a negative for me. Sure you might be more efficient with your fuel in terms of heat, but burning less pellets is not always positive. Pellets are already behind in terms of smoke out put and gas...
Pellet smokers work on positive pressure from a fan. In a positive pressure environment a chimney is going to be the same as a vent. It's not going to draw like it would if there was a heat due to pressure / density differences. the air is just going to find the nearest exit and go there...