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I have been meaning to cure some pork loin and make back bacon for a long time but have never got round to it. After a long chat and with some fantastic instruction from Wade I decided to take the plunge and give it a go.
I used a simple dry cure of sugar, salt, nitrite and black pepper...
I can't comment on the food at Reds but I have been in the BBQ Collective in Sheffield and the food was amazing, below is their price list for comparison.
My son and I had the 4 meat sampler for £25 and we struggled to eat it all so left with a small doggy bag. We are back there again tomorrow...
I agree with sawinredneck, I am certainly no expert and I would hate for you to have a firebox that is too small. Personally I would seek additional advice before you commit yourself otherwise it could end up being a costly mistake, after all what is a couple of inches between friends
I have just put your calculations through Feldons calculator. I just want to make sure that I have the correct information, You are making a cylinder cooking chamber 48" long and 24" in diameter? Therefore your cooking chamber will be 21703.68 cubic inches,(and your firebox should be 1/3 of...
It's all down to the airflow and the movement of heat , smoke and O2 through the chambers. The Feldons calculator seems to be the Bible of BBQ/Smoker design, so if they says 6" I would go with it. The last thing you want is back flow.
I put my calculations through the feldons calculator and...
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