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Just threw this rack on over pecan logs. I usually use a Kansas City style rub, but the brisket I did last weekend using Aaron Franklin's rub from his video (salt & pepper) turned out so good, so I'm using the rub he used in his rib video.
I used bruises briquettes, & they definitely created more ash than I would prefer. I need to get a charcoal basket that makes it easier to clear ash away for sure.
Here are pictures for those who wanted to see:
Inside the SFB
SFB door
Cooking chamber
Wall between the charcoal and gas chambers.
I asked the owner about it, & he said they've made this design for years but are in the process of updating the website. It's setup like a Chargriller Duo...The left side and burner are propane while the right side and SFB are for charcoal and wood. I didn't pay any attention to the stack on...
I talked to their owner the other day, and he gave me a few pointers since he uses the same pit at home. I'll post some pictures of the inside soon. I like the idea of heating the other side up.
I'm not sure if this topic or something similar is already posted, but I couldn't find it using Tapatalk, so I thought I would start a new thread.
The cooking area on my new smoker is about 30" wide (the right half of the attached image), & I have a large round smoker box. It seems to hold heat...
I just replaced my CG Duo with SFB with a model with the same setup from Pits by JJ. It was pretty pricey, but I'll have this thing forever since it's made of 1/4" thick metal. The smoker portion has performed better than i hoped, but I had one issue with the propane side pulling too much air...
I was wondering something similar today. This one cooked faster than planned, so I put it in the cooler wrapped in foil & towels at 190 IT around 1:00 but didn't cut it until a little before 7. It was still nice and hot, but I'm not sure how much longer it would've stayed that way.
Thanks...it's probably going to be done earlier than planned, but that just means we get a little snack before dinner which will be brisket & pulled pork poboys. I started a football season tradition a few years ago called "Eat the opponent" in which I grill something from the town of the team...
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