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Bear I have a pretty good size deck with a metal roof on it. if I smoke overnight, I'ts gotta be a cool night with a camp fire to tend .. I used to work nights so it wasnt a big deal. . not sure I even want to now.. . you have a nice cabin, I remember seeing pics of it.
It was Meat weekend, Pork Butt, Ribeye, London Broil, with sides- Bacon wrapped baked tator- my first ever attempt at baking bread so i kept it simple with a jiffy mix,turned out good in a cast iron skillet- my first ever attempt at baked beans with a Chorizo BBQ Baked Bean wow these are a hit...
Good Point.
some probes do not like moisture..guess ill seal mine up.
i tested mine in the oven and they were spot on.. then i tested them against the probe in my pellet smoker. well it was about 20 degrees off. i had to move my probe onto the grates to get a better reading, now its within 5 to...
I have a inkbird IBT 4XS we have a different model unit but our probes are the same... 572 degree short period and 482 continuous.. To me, those are not the best probes.. that is rather low temps, im not expecting to get more than a year out of them.. I will not use them on a grill, its just to...
3 lbs Bush classic baked beans drain the juice off..
1 lb pork chorizo
1lb bacon or pulled pork
1 chopped green pepper
1 chopped red onion
2 16 oz bbq sauce or 1 32 oz
1 small can tamato paste
seasoning , I dont measure
garlic,tumeric,salt, brown sugar..
heat ,chorizo n bacon n a pan.but...
thanks. yea that's the plan , cook it all today, eat it all week. you know how it's done... going to make some cornbread in the smoker later, corn on the cob to.
Thanks Bear- did 25 lbs of Pork yesterday- that's a good day in my book
she was done and pulled easily and that fat cap looks like its been to hell LOL