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It's just my opinion. But I think a standard horizontal with offset is sufficient.
If you go big, you'll have to add tuning plates for even heat and smoke distribution. But once you figure them out, it's no big deal.
Try this website for a great article on how to build a nice stick burner. Most...
I wouldn't bother with a reverse flow myself. Not that I'm an expert or anything, but I just see absolutely no advantage to it. I do look at a lot of pits these days and even the Q-joints and pro's aren't using that set-up. To me, they'd use the best in a food for money situation. Especially if...
No skin off my nose brother. I used to moderate a huge forum and it's nightmarish to have to move things, because you have to read each and every thread. This particular forum is almost brilliantly laid out to not have to do that. But us members need to help when we can.
Well.........................if that ain't a slap in the face.
You forgot Missouri. Many will argue that Missouri is the birthplace of BBQ.
So.................It's you and me, Pardner. High noon, on the dirt road in front of the saloon. Bring your 6-shooter(s)...........and your casket.
I smoke venison a lot. And yes, bacon helps. Cut slits in the meat and stuff some bacon into the slits.
BTW, if it's not a problem for you, maybe next time you could post a question in the appropriate category. Makes it easier on the moderators. They don't have to keep moving threads around if...
I like to completely debone them too and wrap them around a half cooked pork loin, wrap the whole thing in bacon and finish. When finished, slice like a roll and serve.
Well, it's temporary. I had to do a bit of jury rigging to use it.
Been so busy with Spring stuff, I haven't had time to work on it. Gonna take a break soon though and focus solely on the smoker for a few days.
Well I improvised with my unfinished smoker last Monday and smoked an 8 lb butt and 5 fatties.
My biological father was visiting from AZ and he wanted BBQ. So I had to be creative at midnight. I had nothing thawed and don't like doing it the microwave, so off to the grocery store I went. The...
You could also cut the back out and smoke it whole, but flat. Makes for a nice presentation if you're after that.
Sometime try brining in Mountain Dew. 1/2 cup kosher salt to each 2 liter bottle, add the rest of your favorite ingredients.
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