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If it is like the fec pg grills it is related to how long for a set period pellets will feed. The FEC has 2 settings, one for when the grill is below set temp and one above. The bigger the gap between the 2 the more smoke but also larger temp swings
Well it ended up a little dry due to trying to get it done quickly for supper. Bacon didn't crisp up fast enough. Next time I think I will skip the weave and do the bacon beside the roll. Taste was great and ended up being a easy way to do burgers in a way that allows for an extra beer or...
Even on the FEC at higher temps you lose the smoke, but still have the wood flavor. A lot of the new grills have adjustments so you can get morw smoke. One thing to realize is more smoke is going to equal wider temp swings. Not wide enough to affect the meat but wider than most are use too
Getting close but still need to render some more grease out of the bacon.
Glad I cleaned the grease bucket. It is already close to 3/4 full. So I guess with this much grease coming out it is getting close to health food right?
I have a FEC PG500 and think I get plenty of smoke flavor. I also get a great taste whenn cooking at higher temps. IMHO the pellet grills don't oversmoke and a lot of people are use to oversmoked food
Making a Bacon cheese burger roll. Mixed my hamburger meat and rolled it out, added onions and sharp cheddar. Rolled it up, tucked in the ends and put a bacon weave on it. Then added more bacon on the ends of the roll.
On the pellet popper at 325.
Going to slice it up and put it on a...
I'm guessing you have never had catfish with skin on. It makes good leather. Smoke it skin off. I love catfish but the skin is just nasty. If the fish has to be skinned like a mammal you probably don't want to eat it (the skin that is)
Re reading your post this mau not work for you. It is designed so the sending unit goes on the rod on the outside of the smoker and the wire clamps to the rod. If the parts of your rotisserie are internal to the smoker I dont think it will work. The sender isn't designed to be in the cooking...