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I pat mine dry with paper towels, apply rub and some baking powder, then let rest in the fridge uncovered for 4hrs or so. On the smoker at 250 for around an hour then crank to 375 to crisp the skin up. Turn out fantastic.
I have an 18 and find it a good size, but it will not do large racks of ribs or a full brisket. I cook those on my traeger as it has more room. I stole the 18, but if I find a deal on a 22 I will upgrade.
Fred Meyer here regularly runs them down to .99. Always pack the freezer with them at that price. Local restaurant supply place has them for 1.47 every day.
Just got the Inkbird 4 probe wifi module. The probes arent wifi, but the unit itself is and the app is very user friendly with lots of features. I also like the probes being color coded.
Guess I'll have to swing in and check them out again. I live just outside of Wenatchee. I havent been in to Mikes in awhile with them having a "beef shortage" surcharge and then a "covid" surcharge on top of that. If the price is still under $20/lb its worth a look though.
Great looking cooks. I also grabbed a WSM earlier this year and like the flavor off it better than my Traeger. Something about that charcoal and wood just makes the meat that much better.
Meat church holy gospel, Bovine Bold, and Trager Saskatchewan are beef favorites of mine. I've started coating my beef in Worcestershire sauce prior to rubbing as well.
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