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  1. gonavy

    1st Time Baby Back Ribs

    So how did they turn out, what did you put into the wrap portion.  A little late now, but next time you might try what I do .. spray ever 20-30 min with apple juice and when I wrap I use squeeze butter cross hatched with honey and dark brown sugar (lots of it) and put back meat side down, the...
  2. gonavy

    Maverick ET-73 to Maverick ET-733 ?

    Don't know about the 73 never had one, but I have had the 733 for about three years now...wouldn't even think about smoking without it, and haven't had a single problem with mine. Takes a few cooks before you get the hang of programming it...lol..you'll need to keep the instructions close by, at...
  3. gonavy

    porcelain coated steel grates

    Need some advice ... getting ready to ditch my cheap Brinkmann gas grill, totally rusted out on the inside, tired of fixing it...lol...replacing it with a Weber, but the one thing on the Brinkmann that was pretty good, was the grill grates..porcelain coated steel...and after five years still in...
  4. gonavy

    Cinnamon rolls

    This is off the hook the good and the only way I am making cinnamon rolls from now on...was making a batch of Portuguese Sweet Bread, from dirtsailor2003  recipe from a couple years ago, ya I know whats that got to do with cinnamon rolls.  Well didn't really want or need two big pans of bread...
  5. gonavy

    First smoke ever....Baby back ribs

    Good first smoke.  I pretty much did the same as you, but found out my smoker really like it around the 250 range, so instead of fighting my smoker, and since BB cook so fast I now smoke for 2 hours, then wrap (squeeze butter, brown sugar, and honey) for one and half hours, then back on...
  6. gonavy

    Smoked Goat

    Wonder if anyone in Chicago is planning to smoke  a billy goat today...lol....maybe some one can work up a recipe for them...go Cubs stayed up last night wonderful game, very happy for them, curse of the billy goat is gone...
  7. gonavy

    Meat, Cats, and Guns oh my.

    Welcome, cats you say, I got a few...lol...what you need to do is put up a cat fence, then a doggy door so the little furrballs can stay outside keep you company while smoking..lol..first pic of the gang, second is my mother having coffee at the tree house with the gang...           
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    Meat, Cats, and Guns oh my.

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  11. gonavy

    First rack of ribs in my life!!! Honey Mustard Ribs!!!

    Too add to what ever one else said, I immediately noticed how spare your rub was, I could still see most of the meat.  I usually prep my ribs a couple hours before I put them in the smoker, by brushing on mustard and enough rub to completely cover the meat both sides, cover and put back in frig...
  12. gonavy

    Chargriller chimney

    OK I guess once this Chargriller rust my next one will be a weber, thanks guys.  Does Weber make a bottom dump, because the only reason I got this one is the bottom dump feature, tired of all the ash flying around trying to dump it into my firebox, it's a little tight...lol...without some long...
  13. gonavy

    Chargriller chimney

    Picked up a new chargiller bottom dump chimney and was wondering if anyone has tried seasoning a chimney to help prevent rust, seems logical since we season smokers to prevent rust.  Never tried before, wondering if it would  work, getting tired of buying new chimneys every couple years cause...
  14. gonavy

    Vacuum Sealing

    Just curious if anyone has made extra smoke foods and vacuum sealed them for later where they could be heated up by boiling in the bag.  Did you do the whole rack, or made into individual meals...Seems like a good idea, just wondering if anyone has done this,  how did you go about it.  Thinking...
  15. gonavy

    Hothands

    Any body tried these Hothands  they keep advertising on TV.  I use the big oven mitts now that go clear up to almost my elbow, they work ok but they're big and bulky, not to mention they get really dirty, hard to clean, so I am looking for something better, that I can grab stuff with and brush...
  16. gonavy

    No Sh$! I Swear

    ROFL...I sure am glad you added that picture, when I was reading it drinking my coffee this morning, I thought wow that sure was a rude way to describe those nice folks bring out your food...lol...then I scrolled down and saw the picture, they really were Storm Troopers.  Not to sure I would use...
  17. gonavy

    Seasoning temps

    10w30 is way to thick, gonna be a hot mess, need to back off to 5w20 at least, thin out the mix some...lol...any cooking oil will do fine.   You have to be careful with high heat in the FB with the highlander, you can (because I did) burn off the paint on the outside of the FB.  But in my case...
  18. gonavy

    Lets Talk OKJ Highland

    exactly the 733 probes are dual purpose so they both have points, you can use in any combination, both meat both air temp CC or one of each, one meat one air, for CC probe comes with little metal clips they work great.  Learning to set up the mav can be a challenge...lol...the direction are a...
  19. gonavy

    Lets Talk OKJ Highland

    I did both inside and out with paper towels and cisco veg oil, did the burn in for about two hours then wiped down the outside after it cooled down, sprayed the inside CC with original pam , tired to rewipe paper towel didn't work very well so..lol.. swiped out the ash out of the firebox, didn't...
  20. gonavy

    Lets Talk OKJ Highland

    Good deal, glad your with us, I have learned so much since joining here.  Forgot to mention to I have a coal basket I made but don't use it any more either, since I switch to wood for entire cook, elbow is sitting in my garage too...lol...also I lost some paint during my seasoning because I went...
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