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I only use chunks and do not soak them. I usually start with 2-3 and add every 1 to 1-1/2 hours 1 or two more chunks. My silicone gloves are use when adding more wood chunks.
I use to keep my fork thermometer in the kitchen trash can until my son took the trash out. I just never took a liking to it. My Mother-In-Law gave it to me.
Here is some info on why you need to keep air moving thru your smoker.
CREOSOTE IS NOT YOUR FRIEND
The secret of barbecue is heat, time and smoke. The secret of great barbecue and successful smoking is airflow. You need to bring smoke to the meat but you canâ€8482t hold it there for too long...
If they are already at 155F after 1 hour and 15 minutes, I would check to be sure your smoker is really at 220 and not some higher temperature and also insure as crewdawg52 suggested that the chicken thermometers were not against the bone. 165F is the new USDA safe cooked temperature for...
That is about what I usually see. It will vary somewhat with the temperature you are maintaining your smoker at. Did you remember to foil your water pan for easier cleanup?
Az_Redneck,
I find you aquire a taste for it as a dipping sauce. I suggest trying Iron Tide's version first as a dipping sauce since his version has less vinegar. My wife loves it when I marinade poultry in white sauce. You may want to try this first and be sure to marinade for at least 24...
Ha, Ha!!!! First time I've heard Drunkin' Chicken called Sitting Chicken. At least you did not call them Beer Can Chicken. They sure do look like some tasty birds.
I prefer it when the onion is cut completely through and you end up with a bunch of onion fingers that get battered and fried. I find the onion sticks will not retain as much grease as a onion mum, onion cactus, an onion blossom or whatever name someone choses for it. Also there is a white...
If you use warm water when defrosting, the outside of the pork butt will stay too far into the danger zone for way too long. You could get sick.
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I'm a big fan of the ET-7. I suggest calibrating your smoker door thermometer to the boiling point of water and then it will probably be close well enough for monitoring your smoker temps. That would free up any additional thermometers you may have for just monitoring meat temps. I usually...
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