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So I've got a 20 lb turkey I want to smoke for Thanksgiving. That said, how should I cook such a big bird in my MES 30 considering my cook temp only goes up to 275 degrees? Obviously, I don't want to mess around with the "Danger Zone". Any and all help would be appreciarted. Thanks!
First of all, thanks for all the help, guys. Secondly, I actually pulled out the chip loader, not the chip tray when I was smoking
some beef ribs last weekend. I will try pulling out the chip tray 1 1/2 " and the chip loader no more than a quarter of the way out
during hot smokes. Humidity...
Just looking for some tips here. I tried pulling out the chip drawer and that helped a little, but once one row is completely burned up, it goes out. Any advice from you ol' pros would be appreciated.
Well I went with a pepperoni and mushroom pizza fattie. I read the tutorial and still found it to be a PITA to roll the fattie. Next time I will put my innards in a row in the middle of the rolled out meat. Either that or not put so much innards in it. I'll keep experimenting. Anyway, here it is...
Thanks, Al. I'm also curious at what temp should I smoke this fattie and about how long does it take to smoke? Ball park figures are fine, I just want to have this baby ready for dinner tonight. Thanks!
I'm going to make a fattie tomorrow in my MES 30". What temp do I want to cook to on this fattie? It will be ground chicken/turkey with a buffalo style sauce and innards. I took tomorrow off to start a long weekend of smoking!
Thanks for all the help, guys. I'm going to use my new MES 30" and AMNPS this weekend for the first time. Making a Buffalo Chicken Fattie and a Boston Butt. Can't wait! Is it 5 o'clock Friday yet?
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