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Depending on which Griswold #12 you have it's probably worth more than 200.00 on the market to begin with. Some of the Griswold #12 skillets will fetch a price of 1000.00 or more.
I put two racks of spare ribs on the smoker at 11:00AM today so they would be ready at 5:30 or 6:00 and was using the 3-2-1 method. I had the smoker temp set at 230 and smoker temp was averaging 225. I smoked the ribs bone down until 2:30 then wrapped adding apple juice inside the wrap and...
I have an Englander PG100 and it should have the same size indirect side as your's (18x18). I have two butt's on as we speak and to allow room for smoke between the butt's if that's what you decide on I would place two butt's on the top rack and two on the bottom rack and have two smokes. Make...
Thermoworks has what you might be looking for. It stores over 1000 readings. Their unit is called Saf-T-Log174 Paperless HACCP Thermometer. You might check it out because I seen it last night when looking at their web site.
Like SamMartin said don't give up to fast because all pellets are not created equal and the smoke tube or maze can add quite a bit of smoke to your Q. Here's a link to read about the tubes and the maze.
http://www.amazenproducts.com/category_s/12.htm
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I am a pellet smoker owner and personally would never go back to a stick burner just because I like to do other things while dinner is cooking. In other...
Here's a link to order an a-maze-n smoker. Just fill it with your preferred wood type, light it allowing it to get going good, blow the flame out, normally after allowing it to burn for 7-8 minutes, place in your smoker but pull the wood chips filler back out of the smoker about 2 inches for...
Congratulations on the new smoker.
As far as pellets are concerned most heating pellets are made different than the cooking pellets. Heating pellets use binders to hold the dust together whereas cooking pellets are all natural for the most part. For best results use the best pellets. I've used...
I just recently switched from using a Traeger to an Englanders Smoke-n-Sear because you get the best of both worlds. With the SnS you can grill or you can sear then smoke or vice versa. I also happen to prefer the SnS over the Traeger due to the fact that if smoking meats you get a better smoke...
My name is Danny from NE Oklahoma and new to this forum, well basically. I have read several of the post with some being very helpful for smoking meats. I did have a traeger with a cold smoker (Smoke Daddy) fitted to the smoker but didn't use the cold smoke enough so bought a Englander Smoke and...
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