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Chili (Coney), mustard, and onion is my go-to dog, but sometimes I'll go with ketchup, mustard, onion, and sauerkraut (didn't see the kraut as a choice). Depends on what I'm in the mood for...
Looks pretty tasty... I usually only do 3 hours on my cheese and it seems to be plenty. Mine always turns out delicious. What kind of wood did you use?
We have a local place that actually makes Swiss (Fairview Swiss Cheese). Well, they have a store at their plant and I found it there. A few years ago they had habanero, but they changed it up to the ghost pepper. I believe this is it...
I've done the Asiago before. The only reason I did it was for a friend of mine that absolutely loves the stuff. I thought it turned out okay, but not my favorite. Ended up giving him the chunk I did for myself along with the one I did for him. Blue cheese is extraordinary. That and Gouda are the...
Don't get me wrong, it turned out excellent. I just think that pure wood flavor of the stick burner is a better taste IMO. I think it has something to do with the way the charcoal gets burned in the Bronco. Since you only light one small section, there is a continuous "lighting" of new charcoal...
I picked up an OK Joe's Bronco on clearance for $125 at Walmart a few weeks ago. This past weekend was the first chance I had to try it out. I had a brisket in the freezer from the half of beef we bought in the spring and I thought that would be perfect to try out the new cooker...
Got the...
^^^^^^^^What kruizer said -- You didn't mention what kind of racks, (baby back, St. Louis, spares). I usually cook between 250 and 275 and even baby backs take roughly 4-5 hours at that temp...