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Man you make it look easy, Great looking meals. I can't convince the wife that is the best kind of present for any occasion. She thinks it's like giving me work, but it's the kind of work I get into
You should check out this video,
He had the same question. He explains airflow and used one on the stack but it didn't turn out so good because it was plastic and melted
Good luck on the cook today. I typically don't put mine in pans until I wrap around 6-8 hours. I put them in pans with a little apple juice wrap them tight and into the oven and I bump the temp up when I put them into the oven. Pleanty of juice and bark
Haven't read anything negative about lump but these days everything is bad. I like the consistancy and cheeper cost with briquets, but haven't thought about switching back
That looks awesome, I've been looking at getting the rotisserie for my kettle and I think I'm sold now. What kind do you have and did the counter weight come with it?
Very good write up. Haven't thought of using a turkey bag before, makes sense to me. I've used them for other things in the past and always had good luck with them. To each his own
Looks like the female in charge will be a happy camper.
BTW, my daughter got me a meater for Christmas lsat year, I don't have issue with it either. I don't use all the bells and whistles just temps
I typically season with SPOG, then indirect on the grill with a few chunks of your favorite wood to about 125-230ish then roll it over the flames to get a little char to about 135.
If it's a sholder roast it's like a butt that can be pulled. If it's a loin roast, which is lean and sounds like what you may have, They are good smoked and sliced. Some peopple will stuff the loin which I haven't tried yet
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