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I am quite happy with my 24" wide Big Block that is about one year old now. The real name of the infamous 36" wide model must be Loch Ness. I cannot comment on the BBQ Grillware. Here are my viewpoints on your questions.
1. Wind has not been a problem for me since I have only smoked in...
Any device using propane has to meet gov't regs in order to be considered consumer safe so you really need to be careful when changing something. I also have a hard time believing a company would build a product that could not obtain the primary expectations of the consumer. Afterall, their...
I have never heard of a 20" wide Big Block nor of a 34" wide GOSM smoker which is a good indication you really need to dig into the info out there so you get exactly what you want. The smokeymountain Yahoo group has a large collection of GOSM smoker manuals in their file section to look at.
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Wal-Mart sells the regular 16" wide and the Wide Body 20" wide models. Home Depot as well as Amazon and epod2000 will sell you the Big Block 24" wide model with 4 cooking grates and two extra lower vents. I suggest searching the posts here for more details.
Here is what I know for sure will fit.
1. 12 racks of babyback ribs on 4 cooking grates. Been there done that.
2. Four 6-8 pound meatloafs on 4 cooking grates. Formed with a 13x9" pan. Been there with 3 and had room for another one.
3. 12 small whole chickens on 3 cooking grates...
I use to buy steaks at Wal-Mart until they started selling injected beef. Yuck, yuck, yuck!!!! The flavor of their steaks has definitely been altered. My family will tar and feather me if I buy another injected steak. I stay away from most injected meat including chicken and turkey since...
We made it to the moon and back on a slip stick (slide rule) so do not let a handfull of degrees of thermometer inaccuracy keep you from putting out some good "Q".
It has been 20 years since I have used Jack Miller's BBQ sauce. It is a mopping sauce for sure. I notice that our local Sam's is selling it and have been teased into perhaps trying it again so I too would like to hear from others who has tried it lately.
I use pork butts for pulled pork and only stop cooking each butt when it is ready. Only when it is tender enough to slightly wiggle the bone and pull the bone out of the butt with ease is it done. Some folks use the fork method by inserting a fork and seeing how easy it is to twist it. This...
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