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Welcome to the Forums. Sounds like you're doing it right. Don't rush it if it stalls, they usually do. Just keep it
simple and don't over think things. Looks great so far. :thumb1:
Steve
Thanks guys. Abt's just went on the smoker. Butt @ 155...
Going to throw a couple of rib-eyes on the smoker in a while for dinner tonight. :grilling_smilie:
Steve
Thanks Bruno. Yep my Chargriller eats up wood too. I use charcoal in a basket I made and use wood chunks on top of
the coals. I also have the extended chimney down to the grates and I just remove my charcoal pan altogether when smoking.
I really don't see much difference. I installed a therm on...
I'm doing a butt for our New Years dinner tomorrow to go with our black-eyed peas and collards. Also going
to do some ABT's later. More pics to come.......
Slathered with mustard and coated with rub, just into the smoker...
Cooking away...
Temp spiked at 266 and dropping....
That looks really good. I LOVE Old Bay on seafood and veggies but have never thought about
using it on pork. I'll give it a try next time. Thanks for the idea!
Steve
Hi folks....I'd like to do a "re-intro" because I have been away from the forum for quite
a while. I joined back in '06 when I first got my Char-Griller and learned so much about
it and how to properly use it. Now I'm back and ready participate again. I'm living in Georgia
right now but...
I live about an hour from Atlanta and I have found pecan in our Walmart from time to time. I also always find it at Academy Sports. They have a very good outdoor cooking department. She can also check BBQ's Galore, I think there are a couple of them in the Atlanta area.
Steve
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