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hey welcome to the group, looking forward to some great pictures! add yourself to our push pin map, details are here: http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/for...?threadid=3936
i have noticed as much as 10-15F between rack heights in my bigblock gosm.. and now know that if the door thermo is saying 190-200 smoker temp is just right
looks good blackhawk did that smoker come with the hole for your probe or is that a "custom" job? like ultramag said.. better take a couple more of that smoker if you like it looking new its all down hill from here (this is a good thing!)
welcome to SMF! there are subsections for smoker mods under the different kinds of smokers, you should check them out and if your mods aren't lists perhaps you could snap some pictures and instructions for future modders
wow you know thats going to be killer when it spits out the bone all by itself! if you Q every weekend we better be getting the Q-view no later than every monday
i hate to tell you this but if those were your first ribs..... then you are a natural! only draw back of gaining that title is now you have to cook for all of us! great job on those ribs, they have me on my way to the store right now
well we had one heck of a good time, learned a lot about the pit on this smoke.. ended up moving it under the deck to give us some shelter from the wind/rain. you can see the firebox mod we made and it worked very well. had a pretty good turn out lots of good food and friends. had a nice bonfire...
well we survived the night, had 35+ mph wind gusts and sheeting rain. butts and brisket are coming along nicely, smoker held its ground against the elements rather nicely, i will get b on the camera shortly
yea mike i quickly learned that if your going to use the stock wood box you need to use chunks, chips burn up way to fast. hope you enjoy that gosm as much as i enjoy mine.. with the et73's it makes smoking almost toooo easy.. almost like cheating
like everyone said wipe down the probes, and i have about 40 hours on a fresh set of batteries and still going (always use energizer!). i will get some batteries from work tonight and do a test just to see how long they last
like keywes said, slather that thing up in some plain ol yellow hotdog mustard and then generously apply your rub.. it works
the mustard flavor will cookout so dont worry!
mmm boulevard wheat is my favorite!!
for the menu we are doing the meats (deer and elk got added tonight), beans, my mac-n-corn, pasta salad and have several other people bringing some sides almost a potluck of sorts except the main course is covered.
any ideas or advice on the deer/elk?
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