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I have found learning mine, that once it is at desired temp. just small adjustments to the ball valve is all I've needed to do. These things are pretty basic as far as burning goes. I made sure my coal basket is on legs 3" high and my intake pipes are at 2" above the bottom of the barrel and...
I learned a few things today when I smoked some fatties. I saw the recent thread on the chili fatties and wanted to try one. I learned that:
Thicker chili works better. The one that split open was very tough to roll, wrap and put on the smoker, I rolled the other one first with a slotted...
Well, I got the hinges attached to the drum for the lid, I love that, it was so nice to flip the lid with one hand and not have to set it down.
I also got my charcoal basket out of the bowl I was using for ashes and put some 3" legs on it. That bowl was really messing with the way the coals...
I was talking to my brother-in-law about trying to make a chili fattie, now that I see it can be done, it's on my list for my next batch of fatties!
That looks sooo good!
Had I guy I work for gave me some deer burger and moose burger to try out in some fatties.
I figured the bacon wrapped around them would make the meat moist and flavorful. They were OK, the moose was very dry, could have used more filling (onion, bell pepper, mushrooms and cheese) but it was...
Hmmm I never thought about that, I never smoked anything when I lived in Henderson, but I'm sure the humidity makes a big difference, we had 42% I suppose the water pan may be required.
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