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Gypsyseagod was the originator of the fatty in the bag method. He was talking about doing it that way when I joined in April 2007.
Hes no longer a member, and he deleted his membership so I cant confirm it. But Im positive it was him.
Hmmmm, I think hickory is stronger than pecan. I bet if you used the pecan and told her it was apple she would believe you. Pecan is one of the milder woods out there.
Heres my opinion, and note that this is just an opinion, but true barbecue is cooked with wood and charcoal. Gassers and electrics just dont do the same thing as a stick burner. And dont get me started on them pellet poopers. Personally I wouldnt own a gasser or an electric smoker. I like to get...
Nice q-view. Ribs look great. Looks like the foiled ribs woulda been more tender. Foiling usually makes them fall off the bone tender. I never foil mine cause I like a little bite to them. Foiling makes them too mushy for my liking.
Thats exactly how I did it when I used Kingsford in my SNP.
Then add about 8-10 fresh bricketts every hour or so (right on top of the lit ones) to maintain temp.
I got it in an email too. We must be connected somehow to the same people. Funny how these emails get around. I knew it had to be on youtube already, did a search and there it was.
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Come back to SMF and paste it directly in the text field. Click preview thread to see if it worked.
Nah, I used the SNP. I gotta be doing a lotta meat to fire up the beast. It takes like half a tree to get that thing going. I've only used it 2 times so far. The first time I did 4 briskets out at the lake, and the second time was for my friends wedding where I did 16 racks of ribs. I use the...
I made some baby backs and some of dutch's beans and some potato casserole and some corn on the cob and some homemade bbq sauce. Actually the wife made it all, I can only take credit for the ribs. Its not a whole lot to look at. Pics didnt come out all that great. But I had to document it or it...
Yep, thats all I did to mine. Works great too. I just put my brisket on the side furthest from the fire box. Or if Im doing chicken I put it on the side closest to the fire box. Plus I rolled a piece of metal and stuck it in the bottom of the smoke stack. Helps draw the air a little better.
Ive...
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