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i think this concept is the cats meow.
The time and craftsmanship it took to create and build something so awesome.
This is just something cool to add to the portfolio.
...the heat source. I grabbed an oven thermometer as suggested by Chef Rob.
Here is the interesting part.
The top therm would peak at just about 300*
The bottom therm would sit at 200*
The therm on the inside just behind the meat was 225-235*
Bottom line is through continued use and...
this is the most bad ass thing i have ever seen.
finally a decent article on yahoo.com
http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/sideshow/bbq-grill-modeled-smoking-500-magnum-revolver-171050053.html
I did the smokey fire and it really had just a few little leaks, nothing to freak out about. The seal that i made improved it huge.
I drilled 15 3/8 inch holes through out the piece of steel. I did 5 rows of 3 holes. Semi evenly spaced.
i got some nuts and bolts and put them on the charcoal...
canned biscuits is a great idea actually..
I feel like i am getting good draft from the box to the smoker. Yes, I have learned to keep the top damper wide open, but that is when the temp will start to drop.
If i close it by just a little bit, (less than 25%) i can get the temp to hover at...
So i saw this thread and it inspired me to make a chuck roast as well.
I coated in mustard and some Montreal steak seasoning and let that sit overnight wrapped up.
Started at 2:30pm, finished at about 7:30 and then let it sit for an hour in the cooler.
A little too much bark for me but it was...
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