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For reasons like this, I always valve off the bottle before walking away. They have a much more reliable valve that you can trust. Bit of a hassle kneeling to turn it back on nexst time but I've lost a bottle of gas once from bad tubing and this proves how the downsides can be much worse...
Good point about SpeedQueens being the standard at laundromats. But they're being used 24/7 by folks with no real care for the machine. If I was young, just starting out with a family and 3 kids of cloth diapers to keep up with, I'd consider SQ. But at my age, I just need one that'll last 20...
The most common cause of dryness is (as many have mentioned) is just not taking it to high enough internal temperature. It's counter-intuitive, at least compared to beef, where the more you cook the dryer it becomes. That all said, your pictures didn't look all that dry to me and it appeared...
I'm no expert, but I think if someone's suicidal you prefer they use poison...the recovery rate is pretty good. Especially compared with guns, which turns out are remarkably effective at killing people. If you recover from a suicide attempt, you hopefully get some support and can turn things...
I'd say the problem with the stock unit (as you mention) is that the smoke is generated by the heating element. So as it goes on & off to regulate cook temperature, your smoke generation does as well. Adding more precise temperature control (like an Auber) may switch the temp more frequently...
one last comment...I find pans season better with the cooking surface upside down. The oil (or Crisco) that's needed will stick, the excess falls away. Of course if you're doing this in the kitchen oven you'll want a drip pan underneath that can handle the heat.
As others have said, a new...
I think the WSMs tend to hotter at the top (heat rises) so that's the reason I'd put the butt on top...it's thicker than the brisket so will cook slower. Even then, I'd cut the butt in two to hasten its cook time.
I agree. Start with something like the Bella...the MB takes a lot bigger hole.
And not everyone loves the MB...you might want to do a search. There's no forced air with the MB, and they're optimized to be used with simple low-flow boxes, so you could get mixed results in a pellet machine...
I usually cut my butts completely in half, so they're 2 separate pieces, not really butterflied or spatchcocked. If they're partially frozen, gliding along the bone instead of into it can be challenging. I see no downsides if you're "pulling" all of it and they definitely cook faster including...
I've never made my own sausage, but when I want a hint of sweetness in sauces I start with maple syrup. Usually I avoid using so much the maple flavor becomes obvious, and then I'll add Karo if I just want more sweetness. But it seems for just "sweetness per ounce" the maple syrup packs a...
Pulling at 198 should have given a good brisket. I like using multiple thermometers just to see if I have an Odd Man Out issue.
Pellet grills move a lot of air. Hope that wasn't part of the dryness problem.
I stuffed mine with cheap Banquet frozen sausages. Thawed them a bit in the microwave, rolled them a bit smaller than standard so I could place 2-3 strips of cheese slices into the noodles with the sausage. Cooked them in the toaster oven on a pan covered with foil. Rotated them half-way...
Thanks, but Kids have trouble with the large squeeze bottles...although it could be an intermediate transfer vehicle. It's about monthly I think of something I simply must get a 3d printer for....now it's making a squirt top with threads to fit a large mayo jar!
Or just save an old lid and...
He may also be monitoring things but can't reply. If so, DaveOmak I'm thinking and praying for you. Maybe a loved one can post a status if he can't.
And if he's passed, may he RIP.
Make sure the walls and door is double-walled like a MES, otherwise, you 'll have a lot of temp variation inside. If you were going electric, you'd need to worry about power but a pellet grill apparatus should give you plenty of heat and smoke. Set it fairly high when you're starting out, then...
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