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Those are some great looking ABTs. I usually half them, but am going to try to do them whole too! That should go good with the Armadillo Egg idea i just picked up from another thread!
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That's one great looking bird! One thing we did on our big offset to avoid the heavy bark was make a "cover" for the chicken with one sheet of foil. We didnt "foil" it, only draped a piece of foil over it. It pretty much halted the bark to the point it was at when we covered it, but it...
Thanks to our troops!
We always do beer can chicken. We rub the ("fresh young chickens") with olive oil and sprinkle them with Tony C's and Cavendars (greek seasoning), then we cut the top off a beer (we usually use Coors light) can and set them on it. Balance on the pit and smoke for about 4...
Thanks! I dont think it was "bad" necessarily, just a different type of smoking than i'm used to. From everything i've gathered from everyone (thanks!) I dont need a water pan and even a second shelf if I added one wouldnt be too close to the coals. I can get 10+ hours of 250 degrees from...
So the charcoal/wood chunks you start with are enough to do 10+ hours at or around 250? Thanks, I appreciate the help. Do you also not use a water pan? He says its far enough from the heat, I guess i'm just used to there being no direct heat at all.
Hey guys, we use an offset firebox "reverse flow" big pit but its not on a trailer, and we've decided to leave it at the family lakehouse. This means I need something for my own home just for my wife and I. It seems like the UDS is the best option, and i've found a guy that sells some good...
Hey guys, we use an offset firebox "reverse flow" big pit but its not on a trailer, and we've decided to leave it at the family lakehouse. This means I need something for my own home just for my wife and I. It seems like the UDS is the best option, and i've found a guy that sells some good...
Great looking brisket! Definitely a hard cut to cook but you mastered it! Great smoke ring too!. Thats one clean looking smoker too, need to get some good use on that bad boy!
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Man, that's a great idea scoring the fat cap! I am always hesitant to remove it (on brisket or butt) because I like what it does, but scoring it seems like a great way to still get some rub through there!
Thanks for posting. One more thing, what did you stuff in the mushrooms? Sorry if I...
Several links of Kielbasa, and a couple links of a special sausage from a smoke-house in TX. We weren't quite sure what it was (un-labeled and sent from my b-in-laws parents) but it had some heat and to me resembled something like boudan (spelling?)
It was all great though!
Great looking Butt! Put some of that slaw on the sandwich man! Seriously though, it looks great, and I have the same thoughts... why cook something that takes 4 times longer than the next slowest method. 2 words... beer and bbq.
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