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When it's really nasty out I just put mine in my garage and crack the garage door and open the back walk out door and create a draft to take the smoke out. Now that I moved to a new house with a finished garage I'm not sure what I am going to do.
No a 13lb bird isn't to big as long as you follow the danger zone rules. You need the internal temp of the bird to go from 40 degrees to 140 degrees (actually I believe it was changed to 135 degrees) within 4 hours or your run the risk of bacteria and and other nasty stuff growing in there and...
Pops I was curious how you go about reheating them on Turkey Day? I've always just put them in my big roaster pan and added some chicken broth to the bottom and reheated them at around 225-250 for 2-3 hour until they are warm. Just curious if you had a better method.
Great looking birds. I did four myself last weekend. I love hanging the birds in the netting. Thanks for turning me onto that idea. I did have one cheaper bird that the netting wanted to stick to the skin and and a good chunk pulled off the other 3 birds were just fine. You ever have issues with...
Each year I smoke 4-8 birds the weekend before Thanksgiving and then reheat them on the big day. I brine and smoke the birds to abound 170 degrees and then put them in the freezer or fridge. Then on Thanksgiving day I put the bird in my big roaster oven and warm them up and they have always been...
I'm guessing you would have your doors open and then put a bead of caulk around the door and smoker opening and then let it dry with the door still open and then once it's cured you can close the door and it should make a good seal. That's just me thinking out loud though.
I was able to find one store in town that has high temp food grade caulking but it took a lot of calling around to find it. Start with any of your food distribution stores first. That's where I got the lead on mine. Or you can find it on line.
Personally I hang my birds but when I use to put them on a rack I would usually set them breast side up. I don't really have a good reason for it other than that's what I've always done. Yes it's common to get a slight pink color when you smoke a bird. Just make sure that you have a good...
I have one of those slicers attachments that is suppose to fit in my grinder that I picked up from Northern Tool last year but it doesn't appear to fit. I need to look at that again as those are sweet.
I control the temps with the regulator right on the side of the tank. The cast iron pan has a mixture of wood chunks and some pellets or chips. I would normally use my AMNPS but I just can't seem to keep it lit in this thing when I have my burner going. It appears to be a mix of not enough air...
I haven't been on the forum for a while so I figured I would post my most recent smoke.
For the third year now I smoked up some turkeys for a few guys at work and also for my family. Things have been so busy around here that I cut way back and didn't tell as many people this year. Normally I...
The most generic answer would be to use which ever wood is your favorite. I personally like to use a mild wood like apple or cherry since I don't want a really strong smoke flavor as some of my guests might not care for that. But that's just me.
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