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Eliot, I don't understand exhaust tips. You should have not less than a 2" exhaust opening, and when cooking it should always be wide open. white smoke is not good. You want to see thin blue smoke or very little smoke at all. White smoke means moisture. Don't soak wood, it can't burn until its...
Nice for sure, you will be wondering how you ever got by without one. I slice bacon, ham & brisket on mine. I am wishing now I would of gotten a 12". CF
I like to trim spare ribs to St. Louis style and remove the flap. I remove the membrane after cooking. I think this keeps the ribs more moist, meat side up when cooking. The trimmings are trimmed of all none eatable parts. Then frozen in vac. bags to be used in sausage. CF
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