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I wouldn't say the best but it is the most reliable. No moving parts and minimum electric parts. Mine lasted 15 years of hard smoking and more over night smokes then I can count or remember.
I do it all the time. I've done ribs, Tri-tip, steaks, pork chops and even did a brisket. Works out great. When you defrost the meat the seasoning is on the meat for a longer time.
I have the Pitboss 700FB. It did not come with the chimney on the side but has the opening to put one on it. Right now the smoker has four "holes" on the back side to release the smoke. When I install the chimney do I need to plug the holes on the back?
Has any one done this? If so how did it...
yes, I have done steaks,pork chops,and chicken. adds a whole new level to the steaks once you warm them up. Not like smoking the meats from the start but it gives the meat a "hint" of smoke.
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