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I just consider it as anything with pre-loaded coals. So the "snake" thing with kettles, just like that coffee can way, and also those "S" shaped charcoal baskets we can buy for our WSMs (and presumably drums).
I usually only dump ashed over coals, but it's rare I have more than a 6hr cook. I...
Lose the ice. Less fuel = less heat.
I only had your smoker for a short time (RIP), but I churned out some great food on it. I did however have to keep about a quarter to half chimney constantly getting ready, and add fuel every ~30min. I would go through about 16lb charcoal for a 6hr cook, and...
i got a pretty old one some months ago and like it, too. the damper was/is rusted pretty bad, but it's wide open anyways. i know there's the common complaint of too much airflow from the firebox to cook chamber, but that can easily be fixed with anything fireproof.
MUCH better, thicker than...
You may want to check Craigslist/FB Marketplace first. While a cord is gonna be cheaper, you can probably get a big wheelbarrow load for the same $20 that a bag of Western/branded splits would.
Can always cut down the splits into chunks, too.
How long does a split add smoke for you? I have been meaning to try that. I've used splits in a kettle countless times, although that definitely has more airflow.. I don't usually "minion", but it would be nice to be able to dump coals on a split, rather than having to add more chunks on...
Spritzing every 30min is a lot; if building "that kind of bark", one could increase the sugar and time between spritzes
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Ok, but how do you REALLY feel? lol
I simply said it was intriguing, down to propping open the lid with a chunk for adequate draft. Most reports I read using splits with a UDS involve letting them burn down to coals, unlike the video.
I made some REALLY good mac yesterday.
From memory it was:
3c uncooked elbows
3 rendered chopped up chicken skins and a couple oz cured pork, half stick of butter dropped on them at the end to melt/compound
1 can evaporated milk, then another 2 cans of water
2c plain/greek yogurt
half block of...
I would just dry the habs in your oven at around 200*F so that you can powder them. There's always dried ghost and other chiles you could make a blend of, too. de Arbols are an easy to find, pretty potent without really altering the flavor (like a habanero family member)
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