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  1. Robert3750

    Cheapest place to buy smoking wood?

    Well, he'll sell me two cubic feet of ash and oak. I think that'll be ok.
  2. Robert3750

    Cheapest place to buy smoking wood?

    Ok, the guy near me will sell me 8 cubic ft of wood for 100 bucks. On a price per lb basis, that's super cheap.
  3. Robert3750

    Smoking questions from a complete novice

    Thank you, good sir. The comprehensiveness of your response is much appreciated. I’ve been advised not to stress out too much on the temp, and can expect it to vary between around 215 to 260 (215 is where I should add fuel). Do I really need to add a water pan if I’m wrapping?
  4. Robert3750

    Cheapest place to buy smoking wood?

    I found a place 15 minutes from me. I emailed him asking what he charges.
  5. Robert3750

    Smoking questions from a complete novice

    Free is good! But I'd want it in fairly small chunks. I'm not able to cut it small myself.
  6. Robert3750

    Ribs for a different purpose

    Food Wishes on Youtube did a video showing his version of the McRib, where he made the ribs, slid out the bones, and used the ribs in a sandwich. Looked delicious.
  7. Robert3750

    Smoking questions from a complete novice

    Much appreciated. Regarding a rub, is it sufficient to apply it just on the meat side? It seems like you'd get a lot of waste if you tried to apply it to both sides.
  8. Robert3750

    Cheapest place to buy smoking wood?

    Thanks, I did. Socal.
  9. Robert3750

    In Riverside, California.

    In Riverside, California.
  10. Robert3750

    Cheapest place to buy smoking wood?

    Where's the cheapest place to buy wood for smoking? I'm not physically able to split wood.
  11. Robert3750

    Smoking questions from a complete novice

    Appreciate the response. I think I was assuming that the charcoal would be cheaper, but that may not be a valid assumption.
  12. Robert3750

    Smoking questions from a complete novice

    Hello from California. I decided to try my hand at smoking. I just bought an Oklahoma Joe’s Highland smoker, and I thought I’d start by smoking some ribs. I’ve been watching Youtube videos, and the process seems fairly straightforward, but there are some things I’m not clear on. Here’s the...
  13. Robert3750

    New to smoking

    I just purchased an Oklahoma Joe's Highland smoker. I'm a complete novice at this, so will have questions. Nice to be here. I'm retired, living in Southern California.
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