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Well I own 3 inkbirds with wifi and use them to monitor and control my fermentation process. I would describe them as rudimentary, they are kludgy but adequate for that process but (in my opinion) are not in the same class as either the Tapaque or Fireboard. I went ahead and bought the new...
Ive had both the originals, I got the Tappaque when it first came out with the 4 probe setup and a year or so later the fireboard with 6 probes came out so I gave my son the tappaque and I bought the fireboard. fast forward a couple of years and the fireboard is Kaputzed. Its out of warranty but...
Reviving this one. I bought the original Tappaque and used it for more than a year when I got a FireBoard as a gift. I've been using the FireBoard regularly for the last two years and about a year ago the probe inputs started dieing, fast forward to now, I have only one probe left that's...
OK Im stumped. I dont know whats going on here, but I bought a pork shoulder from a local market and popped it on the smoker like I have a hundred times before. Rubbed it and put it on the smoke at 7:30 AM at 235F. I didn't wrap it but just went for the bark. It was maybe 5 lbs and had a LONG...
Ok I went with a traditional screaming hot sear about 3 minutes rotate, another 3 and flip and repeat, threw down a diffuser and smothered the coals. Tossed some butter on and pulled when the IT was about 115. Foiled and let it rest. It coasted to about medium . I should have pulled it 10 deg...
Ok , the wife just walked in with a monster 4-4.5" thick tomahawk. Im thinking on running the komodo up hot and going for a crosshatch sear maybe about 3 minutes rotate then flip and repeat. suggestions? Maybe sous vide a bit then sear? this will be my thickest piece of meat to date out side of...
thank you all, this kamado thing is new to me, one of the variables Im trying to whittle out is occasionally the coal flavor is intense, Im not sure why yet. I wondering if its the brand of lump or when Im reusing left over coal ... I am nessleing a stick hickory in the coal also.
For today's goodness we are trying a vers of Butter Bath chicken.
First they are smoked 1/2 submerged in a pan of Butter.
Then they are put on the spit and finished off with this sauce.