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Used Jeff's recipe (used red bell peppers instead of green), liberally sprinkled Lowery's seasoned pepper on top then laid strips of maple flavored bacon on it. Cooked it in my ECB electric with mesquite for 3 1/2 hours, 160 degrees.
Son, let me tell ya; don't get none of that on your eyebrow...
Never heard that one before!
I've been watching the radar in Iowa, my Daughter & Grandkids live in Iowa City.
Morkdach; Where in KS? Windy as hell here too.
The last feral I cooked was in a pit. I mean pit like "Hole in the ground". Darn good too! We found this while pulling the meat from the bone; it's a 210 grain .41 magnum Hornady XTP
Here's what I've been making lately:
32 oz Ketchup
2/3 cup apple cider vinegar
1 cup sugar
1 stick margarine
1 cup lemon juice
2 teaspoons black pepper (I use the coarse ground)
2 tablespoons crushed red pepper flakes.
Put all ingredients in a sauce pan and bring to a boil. Keeps for weeks...
Here's the prototype. Can't make smoke though! I tried putting dry chips on top of the burner, they burned up without making any smoke. Put some in a coffee can, same result.
I still need to get the orifice changed out; still using the Natural gas one and it's not putting out a good flame. Took...
Today's the day I start the old CharGriller mods.
I'm going to add a water heater burner to the side box, extend the chimney and put in a heat shield. Just got back from Home Depot, got just about everything I need. I still have to find a new orifice for the burner; if I can't find one I'll...
When I use my Brinkman electric smoker, I've been adding chips like the instructions said: Pile soaked chips along the sides of the heating element.
How does everyone else do it?
Almost forgot, we've got another one, built on a trailer. It's available for free use by just about anyone that asks to borrow it. They built a griddle to fit over the top of the cooking grate, now & then at work we cook breakfast for 150 employees on it. I'll see if I can find some pics of it...
They used pulleys for the upper portion because it weighs over 500lbs. It's built from 1/4" steel, the entire assembly weighs close to 1 ton.
I've not had a chance to see it in action (don't play golf!), I can't say if they've ever tried smoking anything with it or not. I doubt they build...
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