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you are welcome ! you can never go wrong with Jeffs recipes you can vary it .. but i've been around the block trying and experimenting with different rubs .. tried different rubs with family on $ different slabs of ribs .. and hands down Jeffs rub recipe wins every time!
low and slow would be the best 225degrees baby backs i like the 2-2-1 method....... go to smokng-meat.com top right corner and follow Jeffs recipes for the Tri-tip as well. he has a lot of good info you!!!!
the only real difference between a smokin-tex and smokin-it models is price they both have analog controls.. where as the cook shack is digital. these stainless steel smokers with stainless racks are very dependable ...low cost to replace parts on the analog models. all three models use wood...
i like it .. some of my big smoker buddies that have off set smokers use lump charcoal and splits to to maintain heat .. just passing along the way they do it !
ive used pellets and chips in the smoke box supplied ... line the inner chunk tray with foil and with a pen or pencil poke smaller holes where the larger ones are .... works..... smokes big time but i still like the idea of chunks !
i have an electric smoker smoking-it# 1 thats right i use electric ... sometimes.. it is a perfect set it and forget it smoker .. couple chunks of wood ....put the meat in cold turn om the analog settings and pull out when IT is ready .....i use a thermoprobe! meat is moist because of the...
have you ever cut the butt in half to double the amount of bark and also reduce cook time .?.http://amazingribs.com/images/pix/four_roast_cooking_time.jpg
quite a jump in price to the #4 with PID ultimately the end result is the IT (internal Temperature) even if youre using a UDS (ugly drum smoker) or a stick burner. .. even if you were take your oven out into the yard ( not recommended) put wood on the element you got a smoker!
a maverick would be a good investment since we all use internal temperature to determine when your meats are done Jeffs recipes will make you a master of low and slow BBQ .. and my #1 will reach 275 degrees cold smoking is for cheese