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  1. nicholson

    Mongo - Stumps Clone Build - Gravity Feed Smoker

    I'd love to say I had some kind of method to my madness, but I really just winged it on size.
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    Mongo - Stumps Clone Build - Gravity Feed Smoker

    Sometimes even with a bigger valve establishing initial airflow can be an issue. I found that big valve of mine for $5 on ebay. You may need to buy, or make, a little blower system to attach to your valve. Usually once the coals are pretty well established it will burn just fine on its own...
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    Pear wood

    It's an excellent smoking wood. Several companies package it in chunks for resale. I'd say you'd probably ought to let it season for a few months.  
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    The New Rig - Double Smoker Gooseneck

    Looks fantastic.
  5. nicholson

    Hello from BAMA

    ROOLLLL TIDE! Great to have ya on board! This is a great site for information and ideas; I enjoy it a lot.
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    Greetings from the arctic, otherwise known as Illinois. Lol

    Welcome aboard smokevirgin, great screen-name, lol. I think you'll find this forum pretty entertaining and educational. One thing's for sure, there is no end to the advice and instruction that you will receive - most of it good! Great to have ya. 
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    Lucky 13 Dry Rub for Pork and Poultry

    I've been playing around with pork dry rubs for a couple of years now and I mixed one up this morning that I think is really good. Fact is, I think it's a pretty good rub for chicken too! I'm a full disclosure guy; no secrets in my kitchen, here it is: Lucky 13 Dry Rub for Pork and Poultry ~...
  8. nicholson

    Brisket Overload!

    I know some people like to remove, wrap and rest at a certain temperature before achieving 190, is there a significant benefit to this? 
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    Brisket Overload!

    Thanks!
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    Brisket Overload!

    I usually allocate 8 or 9 hours for a 12 pound, trimmed brisket, at 250. What do you consider the ideal internal temperature for removal?
  11. nicholson

    Brisket Overload!

    I have been asked to cook brisket for a church event in about a month, and I need some help. I have a really large gravity feed (Stump's style) smoker, and I will have - probably - 15 briskets in it at the same time. I can handle the brisket just fine space-wise, but with that kind of load at...
  12. nicholson

    Brisket Overload!

    I have been asked to cook brisket for a church event in about a month, and I need some help. I have a really large gravity feed (Stump's style) smoker, and I will have - probably - 15 briskets in it at the same time. I can handle the brisket just fine space-wise, but with that kind of load at...
  13. nicholson

    Cold Weather Smoking

    The smoker's completely insulated, I'm not! 
  14. nicholson

    Cold Weather Smoking

    I have a large gravity feed smoker which lives in my garage during the off-season (if there is such a thing). I am considering adapting a stove pipe stack extension to it and venting it through a window to the outside, thus being able to smoke during inclimate weather without freezing my tuchas...
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    New swag for Mongo.

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    New swag for Mongo.

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    Mongo Update

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    Mongo Update

    More finishing touches on Mongo.
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