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The problem with that version is that the handle are both towards the front of the smoker, that makes it harder to lift. I like folding trunk handles. Best part is that they fit under the cover!
I'm trying to think about shooting with zero sleep! Yikes! I'd have a hard time knowing which end of the gun to hold!
I'd start the butts as soon as you can. You can store in fridge and re-warm or hold in crock pot for quite some time. I agree with the finishing sauce idea.
That has me more than a little concerned. Double so with a debit card. I'd call the bank that issued it and follow their recomendations. Most likely they will cancel that card and send a new one.
You might want to try sucking the smoke through rather than blowing it through. If you try to blow it you might find that it stokes your fire and you end up with more smoke and heat. Using a small fan ( like a computer fan ) on the chimney to gently pull the smoke, more like a natural draft if...
A) It should be fine. Or at least on par with any other grocery store. You may find closer to what you want at a butcher, as they will cut
B) You can add more lump to your already burning coal. Just toss it in, no need to pre-light it.
C) That is a good sized butt!
D) Ribs are almost...
I'd stay away from the flax seed. From the 'webs:
"Flaxseed oil is fine for display pieces but a poor choice for seasoning cooking pans.
The main reason it is a poor choice for cooking pans is that it forms a non-durable coating that is brittle and which chips and flakes easily. If you plan...
If you want no hassle and no fuss then go electric. Do NOT look at the the $70 smoker. IT is nothing but hassle and fuss. If you want a charcoal smoker look at the WSM. But It sounds like you will be happier with the outdoor oven ( MES.)
Smoke is all about flavor. Rubs and sauces are...
I prefer to use "chunks" of wood in my 22" WSM. The chunks are about fist sized. I run between 5-10 chunks depending on what I'm smoking. I will start with about 5 chunks in with the charcoal when I start and I'll toss in another or two when ever I get a wild hair.
A WSM will run at what...
For the price of all the upgrades, you could pick up a Weber kettel for cooking your sides and apps. That way you are not killing the heat and smoke by opening up the WSM all the time.
The door is a nice hunk of bling, but not really needed. As long as the stock door more or less covers the big hole you should be fine. Yea, they leak a little ( a lot ) but so? Are your fires burring wildly out of control from too much air?
I have a gaskets on mine, and a few other...
A chuckle is a great thing to smoke! lol
Honestly its just meat. Temp doesn't have to be that exact. People who brag about +-5 degrees are way to anal anyway ( me included! ) Just keep it in the neighborhood and you will be fine. Cook at 300 rather than 225, guess what? Meat got done...
IF you are having issues with lifting the middle section of the smoker off, try adding a couple of handles to it. You can get a set of stainless steels ones off the internet for about 20$
I tend to pull my pork around 200-205ish, It then sits in a pan or dish until it cools enough to pull - about 1/2 and hour.
There are guy who will wrap in a double layer of foil, then towels before placing in a pre-warmed cooler. They will leave it in the cooler for hours.
Meh, IMHO, if...