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Hi mate, don't use too much dust in it. if its like my one it has the chamber, put the dust in and a 'floor' goes in next. a rack sits on there and a lid slides on. It sits on a metal surround with the burner underneath. It was a present from my mother and what got me into smoking food. They do...
THANK YOU.
Man says I'll post a few tablespoons for you. A jar turns up in the post today !
Danny, you Sir are a star. I will repay you in kind.
Many thanks
Dave
Hi martin, yeah that is a bit high temp.
My one like that uses just the one burner, but like Danny I use it because I know it, if you get what I mean. Follow the link I PM'd you and you won't go far wrong. As said I use a gas cooker with it as I find it allows me more control.
Any questions...
I have to be honest, i have a gas camping stove I use with that smoker. Please remember less dust is better, no more than two tablespoons, or it may well be not nice. You can add smoke, but cannot take it away.
I use this as my mackerel smoker and have great results. I have done chicken in it...
Nice one Tom.
Martin, I still have a smoker like yours. Just remember, no more than 2 tablespoons of dust or you overpower the food, I know. Great for doing mackerel in the summer.
Welcome to the mad house mate,
You can smoke garlic, veggies and nuts. If you go the route of cold smoking, you can do salt, pepper cheese and olive oil. The only thing stopping you is your imagination.
I know someone who smokes marmite and soy sauce !!
No we just, well guess
We all know your from, KansASS, sorry TexASS, and just know yau'll love pulled brisket samitches !!!
Oh yes, done a brisket in the oven, just salt and pepper a la Danny.
It was ace
Danny xx
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