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I see. Not only an odd arrangement, but it gets tiresome as I have to adjust it for each cook. Not the end of the World as it does generate a lot of smoke.
I've used the Masterbuilt Cold Smoke attachment for years and have dealt with the 1 J bolt issue. I was able to put a few wood slats under the Cold Smoker feet and adjusted it so it doesn't move too much. That's the only issue I've had with that.
I've never been able to get crispy skin out of the Turkeys. Been smoking them for 7-8 years now. Love the flavor, but also remove the skin. This year I'm going to leave uncovered in Fridge for 24 hours as mentioned above. Cover the breast with foil for a bit. Also considering smoke til...
Perfectly said, Brian. I also agree 100% with all of the great comments. I've learned so much here, and really appreciate all. I also have one of the pickiest Wives and she loves most of what I cook.
Glad you're back and OK healthwise David. Life gets in the way more often as we age, it seems. Positive attitude always helps get you through. Looking forward to some Smokes, on the smoker lol.
Agree with all above. I got the Tempspike last month on a great deal, and it worked perfectly right out of the box. No setup etc. I have several Inkbird products, most work right. The wireless one is hit or miss whether it will work or not. I also have a Thermoworks Thermopen instant read...
I added the Auber PID a few years ago and it was a game changer. Also did the chip tray removal as Rich recommended. That enabled me to use wood chunks as well. Add the Cold Smoke attachment and the tube and I'm very happy with the performance as well as the flavors. I tried a Pitboss pellet...
Did some Spare Ribs. It was just we 2. Lazy day.
Here they are fresh on the smoker. Got a lot of smoke to begin with.
Finished nicely. A little darker than I like don't know why. Smoked for 3 hours, then 2 hours wrapped.
All sliced and ready to go.
They were very good and tender...
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