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Some people misunderstand and confuse wifi with wireless. Mavericks and igrills are wireless. Limited range. Bluetooth is wireless, limited range. Wifi means connection from the smoker to your home wifi system and would have no range limitations.
First time smoking beef ribs.
First time smoking deer steaks.
Simple rub of spog on both.
Gonna smoke the ribs at 250 for 5 hours.
3 hours in I'll add the deer steaks.
Hopefully the ribs will be done when the deer steaks hit an IT of 135-140
I love the 5x8 AMPS. Filled up it'll smoke for 11 hours. I like being able to buy all kinds of different flavored pellets from the same site. The chip loader works ok but I don't like to keep adding chips ever 25 minutes and around here I'm limited to what flavored chips I can even get. AMPS for...
The apple juice could actually add a bit of flavor, but I personally never spritz. I like to keep the smoker closed. It will definitely negatively affect the bark especially in a MES which are harder to get a nice bark anyways. The best advise is to take other people's advise and try things for...
Butts are so marbled with fat there's not really any risk of drying them out. And although the fat dripping down on them to keep them moist sounds good in theory, meat is not a sponge and it does absorb the fat. The fat simply runs down of the meat and keeps a nice bark from forming. I'm sure...
If it was overdone it wouldn't slice, it'd shred. Sometimes brisket will go to 215 before its done. At 195, start probing as mentioned above for tenderness. It was probably not over cooked, but undercooked.
The only reason I prefer full packers is the price. The only place here to get briskest sell full packers for 2.89 a pound and sell the flats for 5.99 a pound. So if I buy a flat it's usually about a third of a full packet for 10 dollars less. And once I have a full packer there's no way I'll...
2-2-1
2 hours at 225
2 hours wrapped in foil with some apple juice or maybe beer
1 hour back in without foil and maybe some sauce if you like.
look for about 1/4 inch pullback of meat from the bones.
hold up one end until when it bends, the meat cracks open.
fall of the bones actually...
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