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i've heard over and over that a reverse flow has more even temps across the smoking area i am curious if anyone has actually taken the time to measure temp differences from left to right and left to right on top rack on both standard and reverse flow smokers?
because i live in the burbs and it can be difficult to find good wood. and if i do it may be green. so in the event of not finding wood that is good or i run out of ready to use wood i would like the option to still use my smoker.
i would remove that therm on the smoker and test it in boiling water and i bet you are at least 30 degrees off if not more. depending on your elevation boiling temp differs a bit but you can look that up. stick the tip of that therm in boiling water and see what it reads!
not that this has...
when you close your intake vents till there is only a sliver open (basically any more and it's closed) and it is still too hot, then you start to close down the exhaust till you can regulate temp. also it is there for shutting down. when you are done with your cook you fully close both intake...
i've been wanting a lang but what is stopping me is the fact that i am unsure of being able to get a steady supply of fuel wood. so if i can run charcoal in it and add in chunks it would make me more willing to buy this thing. i obviously try to always run straight wood but if needed i would...
i've never done a whole hog or pig of any size. i know it will not fit in my WSM. so now on to.... my friend wants a pig roast for his bday and i know not how to help him. what are my choices? i was looking into one of those box style pig cookers. not a bad choice but $300-$400 for a one time...
smoked 2 butts earlier. put a pan in to catch all the drippings. i bought a fat separator. well after my smoke i poured all the drippings into the separator and put in the fridge. well when i went back to check on it i had 4 cups full of solid fat. is there no au jus from pork or did i do...
That hour of cook time I lost was hard on my cook I was only able to get them to 195 and 1 hour rest. But I will be on time with food in hand so all is well!
we seem to have rebounded just fine. thank god pork is forgiving. both butts sitting at 178 right now so my target of pulling them off at noon may be reached.
so i crank up the smoker (WSM) yesterday at around 6pm with almost a full 18lb bag of charcoal. it is up to temp and temp controller is holding it at 260 with water in the pan. so i add the two 9ish lb pork butts to it and set the controller to 230 at just after 7 pm. all seems well i check on...
yeah i agree but my luck with them has been bad so far. i have lost 3 to rain, now i plastic bag it and i have an ez up tent over my space when i cook.
thank god for temp controller and the WSM. gonna cook 2 9ish lb butts. one for tomorrow and one for sunday! looking at about 15 hour smoke and hopefully a 2 hours rest.
combo of apple and pecan wood for this one. i had a few chunks of each so i threw em in.
we entertain a lot. and most of the time groups are 20+ so having the extra space would be very nice. i was even thinking of getting two one for hot and one for cold.
my problem with RO is the inconsistency of the chunks, most bags are half dust and pieces so small they fall through the grate. when i used to use it it will burn better and hotter (if you want it to) but you get much less charcoal by volume. so a full basket on my WSM 22 would only get me about...
the closest dealer is 3 hour drive each way so i would spend a whole day driving and about $125-$150 in gas plus tax. so i am looking for mail order now so basically if delivery is less then $250 i am ahead of the game on the purchase. can anyone recommend an online dealer for backwoods smokers?
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