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I Cooked in Dutch ovens and Smokers all weekend for the hunting outfit I now cook for every other weekend! This weekend we had a special request for wild game meals! I was given ram meat, wild boar, and elk to cook with. and then i brought home the unused meat. over 50 pounds total! wooo hooo...
i love my smokin pro with the mods an awesome first timers offset. since it didnt coat me much for the smoker i had no problem spending a little more to make it better. total mod cost was around $60.00
oops welcome to a great place by the way!
Hey Drubix,
welcome to the site! I just got home a little bit ago after watching the amgen race today. il be in solvang for a coking job ive got and will be watching there too. great group of people here and more and more in cali! welcome!
The new Kingsford does burn hotter and faster than the old blue bag. this briquette as stated on the bag in geared toward competition cookers. I will still stay with royal oak for briquettes. way cheaper
DDave am I gonna see you in Anderson at the Norcal sports and rec show in 2 weeks? Ill be...
ive done catering jobs with smoked butt and put 6 in a medium cooler i have and they were 160 after 8 hours. AMAZING! I have a smaller cooler for singles and ive had them hold at above 145 for 3 hours.. the smaller cooler also had thinner walls and i do not pre warm the smaller cooler with hot...
the problem with fireplace cooking is you must maintain a draft up the chimney. to do that you must have a fire. coals will not support enough of a draft in most fireplaces. Good luck!
all i did for my extra fridge shelves was go to the local scrap yard and appliance store and got all the ones i needed (had to trim a couple) for 3 to 5 each. washed them up super well before putting food on them ant smoked away.
here's my cobbler recipe. I cooked up 300 of these at the olympic games in 2002 !
2002 Salt Lake City Olympic Peach Cobbler
Coleen Sloan
1 large can sliced peaches, undrained
1 box spice cake mix
¾ can lemon-lime soda (Sprite or 7-Up)
In a preheated and oiled 12” Dutch...
hmmm...
favorite bbq beer
EKU 24... best warm
rouge... any flavor
cave creek pepper beer... a great cooking beer with jalapeno peppers in the beer and nice and spicy great to marinate chicken
hamms golden... cheap full flavor when i buy this is it
sammy adams... yumm
light beer... go to the...
welcome beardo. its good to have another in the bay join us! im a little east but not to far.
Lucas Films called me tonight and George said he wants his r2d2 back! lol jk
welcome!
wrap the venison in bacon then wrap the bacon wrapped venison in cheesecloth or a smoking sock to hold the bacon over the venison, then if you have the height in your smoker hang or rack the venison directly below the bear so the bear fat will also baste the venison.
I got to use one for a hunt camp i catered 2 weeks ago. they work great but cook more like a Dutch oven in a steam invironment with little smoke flavoring. but they do work like a dream! kinda like burying a pig kahula style on the islands of Hawaii.
here's the link again:
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for the powder: Im waiting to see if i will be able to post his info. the powder is $30.00/oz plus shipping.
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