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9# but will go anywhere from 10 to 14 hours. That being said every peice of meat is diffrent. I usually hit the stall anywhere from 140 to 160 deg. You do retain more of the juice by foiling, but I don't foil either. Try SoFlaQer's finishing sauce, you will love it.
Fordman, like Monty told you the best defense against running out of gas is a full spare tank. Regarding your other problem of high temps. I have the big block model and when I first purchased it over two years ago, I had problems keeping the temps. Down. As I told you in your other post I...
You have done about the best mod for temp control on the GOSM. Be sure your top vent is wide open all the time. I also drilled 3 3/8th inch holes in the cabinet at the bottom at the burner level, Thats if you model dose not have lower vents. This seams to help with air flow and reduced temps. Of...
I retired July 15th and move to Sebastian, Fl. I don't have a connection at home as of yet so I'm using the libary's connection for now. So I'm going to be in and out on a spotty bassis untill I get connected. There is a lot of posts I need to catch up on so I guess I better get reading.
Welcome from West Palm Beach, Next week I'll be liveing in Sebastian. This is a great place to learn and lots of GOSM users here, as well as myself. Any questions just fire away, you will always get an answer. Go season that cooker and jump in.
Do em all the time. Done them whole, sliced, cut in half and choped. I Like the sliced and choped the best. Sliced for hamburgers, brisket sandwiches or whatever. They take the smoke well. Those Vidalia onions are so sweet you can eat them plain.
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