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  1. Smoked paprika powder

    Smoked paprika powder

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    Smoked paprika powder

    Here is some salt and paprika I smoked a while back with apple wood. I love cooking with this stuff, smoked paprika on oven roasted cauliflower is one of my favorites!
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    Aloha!

    Hi and welcome. I'm a Midwestern mainlander, but I have family in Kailua and I love to visit. I look forward to seeing your fish, we don't see enough of that type Q-view around here.
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    Beef short ribs, smoke ring help

    The ribs in your photo are gorgeous no doubt. I am very curious about what produced such different results. If it wasn't the fuel sorce then perhaps the issue is with temperature stability, humidity or wrapping?
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    Beef short ribs, smoke ring help

    Lump alone or with wood chunks? OP wrote that he only added two small chunks of wood, so my thoughts were such a small amount of wood along with lump charcoal didn't produce enough nitrogen. I too have achieved a good smoke ring with lump and a decent amount of wood.
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    Beef short ribs, smoke ring help

    Did you use lump or briquettes? Lump produces almost no nitrogen, and the smoke ring is produced by a reaction of the meat protein myoglobin and carbon monoxide and nitrogen. Briquettes and wood chunks along with a water pan or frequently mopping will produce the ring you are looking for. It is...
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    • Album: Humphrey's new smokers: The Gravity Feed Tank I, II, and III
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    • Album: Humphrey's new smokers: The Gravity Feed Tank I, II, and III
  10. Humphrey's new smokers: The Gravity Feed Tank I, II, and III

    Humphrey's new smokers: The Gravity Feed Tank I, II, and III

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    Humphrey's new smokers: The Gravity Feed Tank I, II, and III

    Just announced today, Humphrey's is now building reverse flow gravity fed cookers in three different sizes. http://www.humphreysbbq.com/smokers/the-gravity-feed-tank-i-ii-and-iii
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    • Album: Humphrey's new smokers: The Gravity Feed Tank I, II, and III
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    My new fridge build!

    Wow, that photo is a flashback! That fridge is not just kind of like my smoker build it is identical. It is definitely insulated with rock wool and makes a solid smoker. If you are interested here is my build thread...
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    Smoker from old DE pool filter

    Great idea, I love smokers built from unusual items.
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    Butts and loins today in the Humphrey's [Que-view]

    2.5 to a little over 3 hours. I pulled them out one by one as they got to 155. The smoker ran pretty consistently at 250 to 260.
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