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Congrats. I just got mine put together last night but won't have a chance to season it till this weekend. Why do we have to work to make a living again?
Hate to be the voice of reason here but it sounds like everybody needs to kick back with a pulled pork sammich and a good cold beer.
We're all here to help each other and there's no reason to get in a flap about a disagreement over the name of what we use to produce those sammiches.
@Bearcarver
I just put my Black Friday Special 340G together last night and didn't have time to season it. I'll take some pics tonight and share them here so you can check it out a little closer. I think it's going to be a good one. Near as I can tell it's more or less a Gen 2.5 Bluetooth in...
Always know I can count on you when it comes to MES suggestions.
My dusty trusty MES 30 Gen 1 finally gave it up Sunday while I was smoking a pork butt for the Thanksgiving meal at work. I don't think it is as bad as the OP's issue since there weren't any off putting smells or anything but I'm...
Can't see it but I'm going to bet it's the video of the Asian guy taking a ladle of soup and adding salt over and over to the wok while sipping from the same original ladle of broth.
I think we've all had days like that lol.
I use High Temp Rustoleum Flat Black on the fire box to touch up exterior spots as need. Spray cooking oil for the interior of the firebox and cooking chamber.
This is pretty much how it goes around my place too for any get together. Every one else brings drinks, desserts, any sides they want, etc. and we hang out while the smoke rolls. I usually either end up with some cash for supplies at the end of the evening (early the next morning, whatever) or a...
Then I'd do my best to do two separate smokes tomorrow. You're not going to get good results cooking those together because of the temperature difference needed.
Give us some more info on weight of the two and such and someone can give you at least a ballpark estimate for cook times for each.
Don't cook those together. That's the advice I'd give you. You need to cook the chuck ribs low and slow (225-250 degrees) and the turkey breast is a hot and fast cook (275-300).
Don't cook to time either. You need to get a good thermometer and cook to internal temperature.
Gotta get off my tuchus and start Christmas smoking too. I'm off the next couple days and it is supposed to be in the 40s so I guess there's a trip to the grocery store in the cards tonight after work. Thanks for the motivation.
I keep smoke going almost all the time I'm smoking, whether it is in the MES or the stick burner.
The only exception is if I have ribs wrapped and in the MES. No reason to waste wood on something wrapped in foil.
As always just had a wrench thrown in my plans but what's a holiday without an adventure.
My family is eating Sunday the 19th so Saturday the 18th will be turkey and ham smoking day.
I'm working Thanksgiving Day so work lunch was going to be a second ham I had planned to smoke on the 18th with...
Lot of work to be done there but the walls don't look too bad at least. There is a really cool stone smoke house at the Murrell Home here that is from the same time period. I could get some pics of it if you want them for reference.
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