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I personally love the bold smoke flavor of hickory on my pork butts. It's a large enough hunk of meat that once you pull it, the inside meat blends with the stronger smokey meat nicely.
If what you're smoking is too overpowering, consider only "smoking" for the first two hours. Don't continue...
When I smoked on a gas grill, I used foil to cover all the vents on the heat/smoke side of the grill and left the one on the far side open to create an exhaust draft that flows across the cooking grate. It seemed to work pretty well, but I only smoked ribs on the gas grill.
Wow. I'll put my humble Q up against anyone's when it comes to pleasing a hungry crowd, but I can't compete with a band on my back porch. It looks like a good time was had by all.
I know I'm a little late in the discussion, but I use a CharBroiler Double Chef and once you seal the door and keep water in the pan your temps will remain stable under 250. When the water pan empties, the temp gets over 300 fairly quickly. The sealed door also helps your charcoal last...
I did a quick search and couldn't find a picture of the Perfect Flame Smoker so I don't know if this idea will help or not. I have a Char-Broiler Double Chef Smoker and I used the felt strips that seal the Big Green Egg lid. It's available anywhere the BGE is sold, it worked for me to seal the...
I have used that technique before with good results. The only thing I do differently is use a sifter to evenly coat the ribs with brown sugar. It "melts" a lot faster when you don't pack the sugar on top. And also, my brown sugar always seem to have lumps and chunks that I need to separate...
I don't know what you're working with, but I would start it now and set my alarm for three hours from now. You won't get the best night of sleep, but you will be rewarded by whomever gets a piece of that butt tomorrow night. Overnight smokes are great with good friends, or with a son that you're...
It should be about two hours, but you still want to smoke them until they reach a safe internal temp of 167°-170°. Also, from my experience smoking boneless breast is best done at the lower end of smoking temps to keep them from drying out.
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This is advertised as a Big Green Egg but I'm pretty sure the real thing only comes in the dimpled green. It looks like the Grill Dome to me. In any case, you can see the crack in the lid. Would that still be covered by a lifetime warranty...
Before lifting the lid of the top, open the access door first. Any pressure in the smoker will be released before you pull the lid and minimize the upward rush of air (and ash). This is common to vertical type smokers.
Has anyone seen this sold in the US? I've only seen it online and available only in the UK.
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My next mod on my double chef is to make it wheel-mobile so I can keep it in the garage without having to move it in pieces. The work shelf would...
I love my fatboy, but the door leaked smoke and heat like a sieve. I was considering some other ideas posted, but the fine salesman at a local bbq supply store said I should try the felt from the green egg lid seal. They sold it by the roll. Just cut to the size you need, it's self adhesive, and...
OK, so I don't have a metal working shop in my garage so I had worked it out with a friend to cut some expanded metal for me to use as a charcoal basket. I went to the local Home Depot and they were out of the smaller size I was looking for. As I was wandering around filling the rest of my...
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