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I have a propane smoker, but the pellet Tray from amazin is awesome on electric smokers. Saw it in action. The pellets are great, especially their own pellets. Some people dry them in the microwave or oven first to be sure they stay lit. It's shaped like a maze and will smoke for about 12 hours...
I think it was mislabeled. And it took long because of the high internal temp you took it to. It probably only took 2 hrs or less to get to its ideal temp of 135 140. Plus less mass let's it heat up inside faster. A small piece of picnic or Boston butt would probably reach 135 140 in the same...
Yellow mustard is supposed to be for holding the rub on the meat, not for flavor or anything. I've rubbed with and without, never noticed a difference.
Don't trust the door thermometer...did some testing yesterday found mine reads about 30 degrees lower than than what my maverick is reading, right after calibration.
I did two at once, one with skin and fat, one trimmed. The trimmed one was much more smokey and flavorful. Cross hatching probably makes it even better. Next time...
Hey guys. I have a master forge vertical gasser. I fill the chip box to the top or slightly heaped, wrap tight in foil and punch a dozen or so holes in it. It never flares up and works well for me. Amnps would be nice, but not right now. My question is when to change them. Do I let them go until...
I found leaving them dry is better. I wrap the chip holder if foil and poke about a dozen holes in it. No flare ups and better smoke in my opinion. I use a gasser as well..
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