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I have already redone the connections at the heating element once about 2 years ago. Now, once again, the panel on the smoker shows it is always heating, but the temp stays below 90. The remote will show it "heating" for about 15 seconds then "heating" goes off. I have not had a chance to open...
I got the IT up to 150 and wrapped it in foil and left in the smoker to keep warm since we still have an hour before we eat! I did leave the smoker door open to let it cool down before putting the wrapped backstrap back in to sit.
I have half a backstrap the processor stuffed with boudain and green onion and wrapped in bacon. I am wanting to smoke it on my MES 40 with some apple wood.
To what IT should I smoke?
How long should I expect it to get there smoking at 250 degrees? Backstrap weighs no more than about two pounds!
We are doing our Christmas tomorrow and I was planning on smoking a spiral cut ham in the morning. Lows in the morning are supposed to be in the low 20's...will my MES 40 have trouble maintaining temperature?
I pulled the ribs off the smoker with an IT of about 193 which was about 3 hours and 20 minutes into it. They sat for about an hour. Juicy and perfect! My wife and daughter are sucking on the bare bones!
No sir...I actually don't watch sports at all. Didn't even know they were playing.
I also have some wild hog jalapeno/cheese smoked sausage and wild hog hot links to throw on later!
I decided at the last minute that I should smoke some baby backs for this evening. I pulled them from the freezer and thawed quickly in some water. I rubbed them down with a small amount of honey mustard then some jalapeno jelly and then rubbed them down with some Sweet-Heat Rib Rub I found at a...