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Looks good, they will only get better and when you think your have the best you will still change something to try and make them better. That is was is great about what we all do here is constant change and trying different methods. Keep good notes and remember to always make it fun, most...
Found this on the web
Cylinders are subject to recertification (also known as requalification) twelve years from their date of manufacture and every five years after that. For example, a cylinder manufactured in January of 2000 will have to be recertified in January of 2012 meaning if you take...
Is there another place that will fill them for you. The place here in town I have mine filled at goes by the meter they have and I only have to pay for what they use. With spare tanks I used to make sure they were empty or very close before I would exchange them.
Gary
Thanks JJ, it was a commercial mix and did have the cure added., shortly after the post it started gaining again and I pulled it at 151 deg. Added time once thinking it would be done but not enough as I was surprised at how long this batch took.
Gary
I have some summer sausage in the MES and had the internal temp up to 147 deg, had some projects going and let the damn MES run out of time. The meat dropped 3-4 deg before I noticed and restarted the MES. Now the internal temp is 142-145, so is that good since I have been running the MES...
I think most people on this site use the Maverick 732, I have two of them and have had good luck. They also released the ET 733 that has a couple more features but also costs a bit more. We bought a Treager 3-4 weeks ago, been working great.
Gary
Anyone have experience with one of these. I know I can build a UDS for less money but time is somewhat of a factor right now. Just curious, they are on sale for 199.00.
Thanks
Gary
Not all was lost, was able to sear the tri-tip with the grate on the bottom, no time to play again until next weekend.
Shows where the temp sensors were located, only the steamer tray in the bottom
Here is the meat getting a good sear before seeing the towel and cooler
Till next time
Gary
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