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Just curious if anyone here has added a thermometer to their Masterbuilt Thermotemp smokers. I do like that it does self regulate but I also am skeptical at times that the temp is within 15-20 degrees of where I set and unfortunately they probably purposefully nixed a therm so no one calls them...
Awesome I appreciate it and I’ll check it out. Eventually I’ll make the switch to wood but with young ones in the house it’s hard to learn/manage that.
Thanks Jim,
The bigger issue though isn’t just the igniter but the entire fuel system. Fire goes out randomly on clear calm days. Other times the burner will fluctuate and give me ranges +- 50 degrees without touching it or changing anything inside.
I got 7 good years out of this one.
Hi all,
In the market for a new propane smoker after the igniter on my 36 inch Smoke Hollow busted. Can’t find replacement parts since MB bought them out unfortunately which is a shame bc I loved the thing.
I’m leaning towards the Masterbuilt 40” XL Thermapro but open for any other suggestions.
A part that sometimes gets overlooked that has worked with me in the past is doing an injection to the meat about an hour before putting in the smoker. I found that using this method doesn't create any new flavors in the brisket but really enhances the flavors already in the meat.
To start I...
That's perfect. Thank you. I'm safely assuming then that the point would take longer to cook than the flat since the diameter is a bit larger and overall weight is only semi-relevant.
So last year I bought a 12 pound brisket, full packer, that I smoked for ~16 hours until it was done. I didn't separate the point from the flat and as result the flat was a bit drier than the point. This is a really dumb question but I ordered a 14 pounder that I'll pick up next week and...
What I've found is that anything under 200 i won't get much smoke if any at all. I did Pork Belly burnt ends on Monday and had issues with my smoker flame blowing out (mine's Propane fueled) due to the wind. When the smoker blew out and the temp inside hovered around 175 there was no smoke...
I have a smoke hollow and the wood chip box sits maybe a few inches from the direct flame. You want it close so the wood burns otherwise it'll just sit there and you won't be smoking anything.
I'd still say I'm a novice but even as so I know offhand I leave my brisket on until about 195 internal temp and pork butt around 200. Haven't really tried a lot of other things on that list yet.