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Anyone ever try one of these? I bought it several years ago when a neighbor gave me an old gas grill. It died before I tried.
Prolly a good thing, I've done some bad things to food with a gas grill.
I cut a piece of stainless shim stock to lay on top of the chips in case they burn up too...
EAST TEXAS!!
I've done some valve work down in Beaumont/Vidor, Longview, and Pasadena. I was down there in the spring.
The only problem I have with working down there is I can't eat the Mexican food around here anymore.
I have my own fool proof method for finding good food down that way. If...
I saw a reference to this in a post and cannot find it.
Can someone post a link to it? Pretty Please?
I marinade really thick porkchops in buttermilk and fry them with zataran's seasoned fish fry as a coating and it works great. The corn meal doesn't burn like wheat flour (at least, I think...
I've been using the supplied shelves and thinking of getting a rib rack or 2. Something to increase capacity of my ST1400.
I was worried about them falling apart if I hang them.
But I have some 316Lss TIG wire that would make good strong hooks.....
Thanks all,
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I do leave it in for the full smoke time in warmer weather. I occasionally get my butt moving early enough to get my butt in the smoker so it'll be done for dinner, but RA and cold mornings suck. I find myself doing more ribs and bird in the winter and less butt, 'cause I can start it late and...
Do you have to use more than 1 per rib rack? I want to hang some and was thinking that I have to chain a couple together and support the ribs at a couple points to keep the ribs from falling apart.
thanks all,
ralphed
Near canton/alliance I got quotes ranging from 2.79 to 3.99 for trimmed out belly (qty of 1). Around 8-10 pounds.
I buy a cured belly from a place in Hartville, OH that makes bacon for 3.99. That way I can learn to smoke it before I go on to long dry curing. I rent and the fridge barely holds...
The charcoal briquette? (I read it on a bag of lump charcoal a long time ago)
I bet everybody here knows, but I run into a lot of folks outside grilling who don't.
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You might try a baking soda paste or white vinegar, maybe mixed into a paste with coarse salt if you don't want to use chemicals. Scrub it with a Dobie scrubber.
A good wash with dish soap after will prolly remove chemical residue, though. I think some o' these folks would know if it tainted...
This is about 25 minutes after I put the pork butt into my ST140 and turned the unit to 225. It's prolly 40F, or less, here in NE Ohio.
I added about 1/8 cup each mesquite and pecan chips and about 1/2 cup of cherry chips onto the charred chips left over from last smoke (I think this insulates...
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