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That’s how I start mine also, with a harbor freight weed burner. Then stick a bigger split shortly after. And the meat goes in the smoker before lighting the fire
I’d bump up the temp to 250-275 and let it go without wrapping till 200-205. I like A little bit on the butt so I pull at 200. It goes from 200-205 very fast. 8 pounders usually take me 10-12 hours at 250-275 I don’t wrap anything or believe in it. Maybe a pot roast but that’s about it. You...
That’s looks nice and clean to me but probably needs more and more wood sooner. Add 1 or 2 more splits over what your putting on now and the temp will go up
Try not doing anything and just let them go without touching them out adding anything to them besides oil and rub. The ribs that I usually do it works out good this way. I get young duroc ribs that are fatty. Sometimes leaner ribs I’ll put a touch of butter on 3-4 hours in if they aren’t...
Nice! The maple is one of the best smelling woods I got. I had a guy ask me how much my wood weights because I sell it by the wheel barrow load and he was comparing to see what kind of deal he’s getting. He showed my the bag it came in and it was about 1/3 of what I was selling him for about the...
Are you using honey locust to cook with or heat the house?
Walnut is a good wood to cook with, treeger even makes walnut pellets. Thanks warren!
Chris where do you get your wood from?
Nice. Those are definitely not thin Korean/flanken ribs. I like mine thick like that and thin cut about 3/16.
Next time try marinating in bbq sauce over night and they get really good
Walnut is heavy and hard to split. Easy to cut tho. There was a ton on nails in this tree it was already cut luckily, this piece was cut about 3/4 ot the way maybe hit a nail, my maul took care of the restThat’s my 24 pound maulsome of the best looking firewood in town.
nice apple tree here...
just curious how your wood pile is doing again? The wood for cooking of course lol. Picked up some nice black walnut today. My new pile is about 2 cords or more. It’s apple, cherry little ask and now some black walnut. I’ve been working on this pile for about a month now, should be ready in...