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there should be a small metal pan that the wood chips go on and then on the heating element BUT depending on the smoker Coleman also had a smoker that the pan was below the heating element that the wood chips sat in.
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I grew up in Alaska and my Grandparents canned deer meat in kind of a mix between gravy and broth. Sad thing is no one does this any more and it has been lost with their passing.
I don't wrap but I also smoke my ribs a little longer then most people. My buddy wraps his ribs and to me really no difference but the time and cost to wrap the ribs.
I love my stick burner but I only use it in the warm months. I did buy a pellet smoker and, Just like you it sure is a lot easier to use then tending the fire box and since I can go and do other things, I am not using my stick burner as much.
I did use it the forth of July but we had a big cook...
cleaning out the freezer and found a brisket flat and a small pork loin both were 2+ years old. Thawed them out, seasoned them and then on the smoker.
Could not tell the difference or the age in either one But I don't think I will let that happen again.
That's a hard question to answer since I have so many favorite food's.
Fried pork chops, Crab legs, Smoked ribs would be the top picks. Next would be Salmon, Halibut, Fried catfish.
Welcome from Oklahoma.
Lots of great people and lots of information about, not only smoking but just about everything that has to do with cooking.
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Love Oxtail!! I smoke the Oxtail for three hours then into a aluminum pan with beef broth and in the smoker for Two more hours at 225degrees.
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My buddy has/had a 17" table top, too small he went a 22" table top for camping, perfect for 4 people.
I bought a 36" for home, He came over for a cook out and now he has a 36" griddle for his house
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