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Was at a Target last night getting some things for the 12 year old. I saw "Vegan Scented" candles. Vegan scented. I said to my wife they must smell like idiots.
How do you avoid overnight cooks? Just don't do it. Start early in the morning and let it rest/hold overnight then serve. Or, do what I do. Smoke for 6-7 hours in the afternoon. Finish in the oven overnight. Pull, rest, and hold until serving. Takes a little planning.
I don't recall the OP...
I would normally agree on his pits not being as well refined, however, he posted one on Facebook the other day with a linseed oil finish. Very sharp looking. Also, the Franklin style triangular exhaust like I had him do on mine.
Maybe adding touches to be more competitive.
As I posted in the other thread, I bought this. Working well so far. I will add a water pan, good idea.
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Oh yeah. I think it is past done when a rib just slides out.
My pit has serious convection. It cooks fast. My old Char Broil, I was 4-5 hours in for ribs.
What I have been doing, and it is working great for me, is finishing my briskets in the oven after 6ish hours of smoke and a bark I am happy with. Pull from the oven when tender and REST at room temp for about an hour. I have no idea the IT at that point. My rule of thumb, if I can hold the...
Nope. I like it, too.
If it was always standard time, like up here, it would be daylight in the summer months around 4 am. No thanks.
If always daylight time, it would be dark until almost 9 am in northern latitudes, depending on longitude.
Not that the OP was showing consternation, but I do...
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