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I was flying out of St Louis last week. I was waiting in line at security for my turn to put stuff on the belt. There was an older lady in front of me. She was not used to flying and was a little slow getting here stuff screened. No problem. All of a sudden a guy comes up from about 8...
Tough crowd. Here are the bigger pics. Sorta new to this pic posting thing!
This was my first pork loin on the smoker but not the last. The taste was unbelievable!!!!!!!!!!
Two Boston Butt's, covered in yellow mustard and a homemade rub. Hit the smoker at 8:00 AM.
Smoked at 230 degrees with Royal Oak Lump and Hickory.
Added a whole pork loin (cut in two) at 12:30PM.
Pork Loin was done at 5:30 PM for a dinner party. This was my 1st pork loin on the smoker...
Great ............
I have a similar model.
First - replace the bottom charcoal pan with a grill wok. This is the best investment you will make for your smoker.
I run mine without any water in the pan. Temps go up and I don't have any complaints on the finished Q.
The temperature gauge...
My is a combination of my job (sales manager in the marine industry selling fuel system components to the OEM boat manufacturers) and my love for the blues.
Ben said that sales are going well. He had a number of finished smokers on the lot and several in-process in the shop. My favorite was the Lang 60 with Deluxe Warmer and Char-Grill Combo! Lead-times for new smokers is running about 3 weeks.
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