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Thanks for the reply. I will give it a try. What about the answer to twoalpha's question ... Using the parchment paper does it retain the brisket juices for later use or does it leak out?
Gonna do some pulled pork. Will start tonight about midnight, then pull off tomorrow when it is done and look to eat before starting up a fire in the firepit and handing out candy for the trick-or-treaters.
Yeah, I'm interested in hearing this answer as well. One of the main reasons I use foil is to be able to keep the juices. But, if the paper makes for a better bark, I might consider trying it.
My guess is your temp was hotter using the ECB. That is good for getting the skin crispier, which is why it was not as crispy using the WSM.
You used way too much charcoal. Full rings are more for longer cooks, like on a brisket.
Congrats on the new gift and welcome to the WSM club.
Yes it is true that you won't have to mess with the WSM much, and what little messing you would have to do is simply adjust the bottom vents.
Yes, you should be able to use your WSM outside in the winter without any issues.
dietz, how many people will you typically be cooking for? I have a family of 5 and don't do much smoking outside of feeding them, so I went with the 18.5" and it has had plenty of room for my needs.
Good chance that you shorten the life on the wires this way. That happened to me with my ECB years ago. Then I started going through the vent at the top (both the old ECB and my WSM when I upgraded) before making the mod to the WSM for this.
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