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I prefer to hold most of my smokes at 250* but have been dealing with smokers that hold means you get anything from 220 to 280 and you just ride the wave. This thing has been SOLID. I have an IGrill and will post up the graph but so far it has been awesome. I did have one spike but that was when...
Got it all built. I attached the lid to the bottom and cut out a 10" hole in both. I have a 10" terracotta saucer for a diffuser sitting on an expanded metal "grate" on the bottom of the pot and it sits just low enough my bottom grate fits right in the steamer tray lip in the pot. The top tray...
Take some build pictures on those for us if you would next time. I've never done a fatty sans meat roll before. Would be interested in knowing how that all went together without going all over the kitchen. I think I'd make a huge mess if I tried that, but then again I like my mac and cheese...
I'd be interested in build pictures of the mac and cheese fatty. I'm on my phone so I can't see real well but it looks like the sausage is very thin. You must have had to let that cool some to be able to slice it?
Have you tried the Scarbelly wings? I haven't yet, but I have some drumsticks in my fridge I want to do that to. I'm using drumsticks because I'm cheap and they are 1/3 the price of wings my local grocery store.
I agree. I smoked a bunch of different stiff when I first started but I realized how that overwhelms the taste buds. I was trying to plan a meal the other day and started with smoked bacon wrapped pineapple, ABT's, and a fatty. I quickly realized that would be to much smoke and bacon.
Is the chicken rolled thin or did you just cut it open and stuff it? I did one once that I rolled thin, stuffed with ham, Swiss cheese, spinach, and Dijon mustard. It was amazing. It's actually on my short list to do in the next month.
I have been reading about these things for over a year now and finally decided it's time to build one. Before I bought any parts I searched my garage, my parents, my grandparents, and my great aunts to see what I could find. The only thing I came up with was a Char-Broil portable kettle grill...
I know I'm late to the party and you've probably already cooked this, but I will do both. If I'm doing a fatty that needs some spice, I go with Italian. If I'm doing one that sage would taste good with, I do breakfast. If I want the stuffing to be the flavor, I use ground beef or pork without...