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Yes the logs are split. i do leave the side open most of the time, if i don't i get white smoke. I do leave the top open until they catch, but when i do that my temp spikes. I have 2 thermometers in the lid and i have a meat probe that i use in the meat.
Thank you for the information, the wood I have is 4 years old so it is well seasoned. I guess I just have to keep at it. I learn something new every time I use the smoker. I think I will try a feeder fire this year. I live the NW Indiana so i won't be pulling the smoker out for a couple of...
I try to run around 230 but when I add a log it can go up as far as 300 at times. Clean smoke is what I am looking for, what is the best way to achieve this? When i get the smoldering it gives the meat a taste like an ashtray.
Hello,
I got my offset smoker 3 years ago and I am still struggling to get the right smoke. I have tried starting a fire in the smoker with wood and let it go to coals and then adding more logs as needed but as i add more logs i either get too hot of fire (air flow open) or they just smolder...
If I do the PP the weekend before do I pull the meat or leave the roast whole until I re heat? Do I freeze it? How should I reheat it? Again thanks everyone for the input
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