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Last cook I did was a short tip cook and in the 3.5 hours I had the smoker going I used half a chimney of charcoal to start it then like 8 - 10 full splits.
I have no room to talk because I have not figured mine out yet either. lol
I did find if I use thicker splits instead of thinner it runs cooler and more stable. IE 1 thick split every 30 minutes instead of 2 thinner splits. I also close the stack like 1/3. But again i have 3 cooks on this...
Yours looks like the setup is very similar to mine! I look forward to seeing your future cooks and how its working for you!
I love mine so far. Even tho it has been a learning experience!
I love sous vide / smoked hybrid stuff. But I made a mistake of doing a brisket then vac sealing the whole thing and sous vide for 24 hours at 160f to rest. The brisket was mush. lol.... still ate it all so wasnt horrid. If I did it again I would let it cool off then use the sous vide to...
I am not one of those type of stick burners.... I am not anti controller. I want to see how this smoker functions before I decide I want to get one.(I am hoping to not get one, simply because I want this pit to be more hands on.) Also I went and looked at your thread. Your custom controller...
believe it or not it was labeled beef sirloin tip. looked like a chuck to me but didnt have the marbling so im cooking it like a sirloin tip. And im trying to use this smoker with no controller. I want lots of air flow through it and to control it with the fire itself. If I want control I...
Second time trying this. First time was great. This time the roast was marked at sirloin tip but does look like one. lol Its lean, but the shape is more like like a chuck roast. Either way we will see!!!! rubbed and wrapped
That looks like a fantastic cook!
I am trying to not use a controller and leave all the air open like you would on a big offsite, and control the temps with the fire. Its much more challenging.
So far i have had some success. Tho at this point I figure 50F off of what i want is success. I...
This was my first cook and I wasnt very happy with the temp control but the ribs and pulled pork that came off were fantastic! You can see this is only a 2 hour clip at the begininning but it starter smothing out at the end of this and was better later in the cook. I started using bigger...
Yea im having similar issues with my new offset. its not as bad as that one. The rain might have helped me even out some. Sun on the smoker then add a bit of fire and it takers off. lol
Yes but I would not try to get the skin bite through. I think thats why I dried them out some. The straight smoked is easier but this would allow me to cook them early then just pull them from the sous vide once it was eating time if i had family over or something.
So they were great. however I wouldnt say they were better then the regular straight smoked ones. I would actually say they were drier but again they were both great.
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