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Knock out both football cut outs and line up the bolt holes and assemble.
As for the vent - let it go for another day if you're stressed and find one that is the size you want. Otherwise you will need to hose clamp it down until it's tight.
Good luck.
Let it go til the bone gets loose. I have successfully smoked em at 275º+ with no problems, just shorter cook times. But the crowd here rules. Just keep the thing in there til that bone loosens up.
Looks great so far and best wishes to ya.
Looks like you are doing a great job so far. Have you given thought to making it reverse flow? Looks like a great crew having a good time too.
Noticed you cut the whole door out and didn't weld the hinges on. Most that I've seen like to make the first cut then weld the hinges on. Looks like you...
Always trust your thermapen - you do have your thermapen right?? (http://www.thermoworks.com/specials.html)
Serious though you should check them out with boiling water to find out which is good. Also make sure you aren't in a fat pocket. Let us know what you find out.
You may notice that the portals along the side aren't here and little things like name colors are just not what they used to be. Some of the pointers don't point to the right location along with some avatar and sig pic problems. Nothing major - just enough to bug ya.
Re-read MESKC's post. His last two sentences say that he found it on another site and "Here is his post". Also it is for PORK "the other white meat" not Chicken.
Too many other posts saying it works to be negative buster.
Best wishes to all who can save a few bucks on fuel.
Awesome! A pound per person might be a little high since it's pot luck but oh well the left overs are great! Try it on top of a juicey hamburger - it's awesome!
Bring on the pics buster - we need more pics!
Hi SmokeReferee
Let's break this down a bit for you.
Beef ribs are not the same as pork ribs when smoking. If you put them on at the same time the beef will be done much sooner. I wouldn't soak the beef ribs in apple juice at all. Use your rub sparingly with the beef to let the beef flavor...
Ron I'm guessing that the points issue will be pretty low on the priority list. There are other things on the list that haven't been brought back yet, such as the portals, that were supposed to already be brought back.
So, IMHO, if I was rolling the dice for an honest 50/50 question like that...
Wow! Congratulations to you. A new child is always good, but it is rough now that you are coming into the time of your life to start easing back.
Take care of the Mrs and keep her checked up. Now that you're older you'll find a whole new set of blessings.
So tell us what you think of the method. How was the flavor? Was it as tender as you wanted? Will you be using this method again? Don't just drop off your pictures and run.
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Although some don't condone the searing of brisket I have personally been involved with SmokyOkie during the searing / smoking of them. Makes for some fine tasting meat.
Enjoy it! Keep in mind the suggestion for the lower sugar or to rub post sear. But definitely pack heavily with the black...
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