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Jclae - check Craig's List. There is a guy on there that sells seasoned logs out in Clarence. I gotta make a call myself. Should be getting my new stick burner in the next few days.
I always wrap it in heavy duty foil with some apple juice right around 165/170. Just make sure it's sealed up good and it won't take long at all to get to where you want it. Maybe another 2 hours like that.
Hi all! I'm Pete. I live just outside Buffalo NY. I started smoking about 8-10 years ago and instantly fell in love with it. Everything about the process... from the prep, to the cook, and of course enjoying the fruit of my labor.
I started out using a Brinkman Gourmet vertical and modified the...
Well.. Finished everything off yesterday. Pork seemed a little dry to me. Don't think I sealed it properly when I wrapped it. Oh well, just a reason to do another next week!
The ribs came out fantastic! My 8 year old ate a half rack by himself!
Decided to add some ribs on to. Got it going, figure I'll make a full day of it!
Old girl is getting a little crowded. Can't wait for my new rig to come next month. Getting a Meadow Creek TS120. Fun Fun Fun!!!
Rubbed it last night with my brown sugar mix and pulled it out this morning. Got the drum up to temp and threw her on! dinner can't come soon enough! (The 2nd pic is after a couple hours on the cooker)
She needs a good cleaning... maybe next weekend?
HI! I'm out in Cheektowaga and am looking at a trailer mounted Meadow Creek TS120. I'm just not sure where abouts to get fuel for it... I like to use hickory and apple on my UDS. But as for actual logs, split or not, I'm not sure. Can any of you guide me?
Thanks-
Pete
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