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Welcome to the world of smoking! Your home will smell of hickory and pecan smoke all seasons. :) It’s great!
This is a great site to help spread your wings. Tons of intelligent folks that make up this forum. Lots of recipes too.
I get them from a local guy that runs the competition circuit. He is a dealer but I don’t think he ships product. They use a lot of pellets in year. I’m sure the have a website.
When I use my stick burner I put bricks on the fire box to heat up. Then wrap those in towels and place in the bottom of a cooler. Wrap the meat in foil and put it on top of the bricks followed by another towel on top of the meat. This keeps meat hot for quit a while, at least 10 hours.
I just started keeping a smoking/cooking log book. I was wondering how many others do the same and what info they like to track. Give us a quick rundown of what you track please. This will help me drill down to what is most important. Thanks.
Do you use the encapsulated citric acid? I love snack stick but cant get mine to turn out quite right. The casing gets lose and the meat is just missing that certain something. Yours look wonderful what pointers do you have for a snack stick newbie.
Sounds like 3 weeks to Christmas!! I have looked and had a chance to get hands on the Blaz'n Grill, it is a stout Pellet Smoker. It also has some nice features for longer smokes.
Would love to see pics when you unbox it.
Looks great. I just smoked a chuck roast last weekend and now I am hooked. I really like the sweet and savory idea for the smoked chuck roast. Thanks for the inspiration and pics.
In my builds I use the calculator as a guide and then when I do my first few cooks I like to adjust the stack. If the smoke is in the chamber too long you can get "stale" smoke and a bitter taste in the back of your mouth when you eat your product. To increase the draft or flow through the...