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Depending on the wood I’m using but my cooker just seems to settle in around the 275 range so that’s where I cook at. Even running hotter I feel I get a much better product then running the pellet grill at any temp.
The main reason for painting the inside (besides looking better) is that raw plywood doesn’t sweep that well, painting is mostly for easier cleanup.
I’m about 6 hours to Ohio so I’m not sure if it’s worth the trip for this project.
I have a friend who mostly tile work but some remodeling and...
So according to the paint store you now have to have a license to purchase it. I don’t know what it takes to get said license. Paint store (Sherwin Williams) that don’t even stock it. I tried Home Depot the person there just said they don’t carry it. I starting to feel like a teenager trying...
So I recently bought a 12’ x 24’ “shed” that will become my new wood shop to help keep me occupied when I retire in January. Since the floor is pressure treated plywood I was going to get some good old fashion oil base floor enamel to paint the floor, knowing if I thin it some it will soak in...
I just did one this past weekend, smoked it till tender on Saturday, held it in a Sous Vide bath until about 6pm Sunday. It was a a good brisket and best of all, I was rested and enjoyed the party...
So Saturday I cooked a 10 pound choice brisket. It probed tender around 200 degrees in about 8 hours. I let it rest on the counter until the temp went down to about 150 degrees or so ( about 2 hours). Sealed it up with the food saver and into a Sous Vide bath at 141 degrees.
Sunday we had guest...
So recently a discount grocery store here had advertised baby backs on sale for $1.60 a pound. Since I’m cooking ribs for about 40 family and friends next week I thought I’d pick up a few racks (at that price it was hard to turn down) . When I go there they were labeled “Pork Loin Back Ribs”. I...
I’ve been watching this thread as I also fall into the category that falls asleep while guests are enjoying the brisket. Saturday I’m going to cook a Choice brisket, my plan is to cook it to 170ish, wrap in butcher paper with some tallow until it’s near or completely done. Cool down a bit but...
I’ve have been using a propane torch head (that I used use for sweeting copper pipe). It works ok but the flame is small and centered. I think this would get my fire going faster.
Thanks for the link.
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