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I went to Lowe's yesterday and found 100% wood lump charcoal for 4.99 per bag. I believe the brand is "Coyboy Charcoal." I have not used it yet, but nothing could be worse than the Wal-Mart charcoal I used the first time I smoked!
I am new enough to this hobby that I don't claim to have any answers from first-hand experience yet. However, I was told to rub my smoker (inside and out) after each use with olive oil in order to keep it clean and cure the metal. While I am not sure if this will extend the life of the paint...
Here is one that I like:
1 cup apple cider vinegar
2 tablespoons Kosher salt
2 tabelspoons crushed red pepper
1 tabelspoon brown sugar
mix everything really well and allow it to age for at least a day before you use it to give the various flavors a chance to marry.
Although quite simple, this...
I am very new to smoking and I hope that my questions are not too simplistic. I have a vertical dry smoker which I have used once for pork shoulder (which turned out very good).
I am thinking about smoking a bonless turkey breast which I would like to pull and add my home made East Carolina...
I am quite pleased to have come across this forum. My hope is that I will learn the art of smoking from the experts and be able to share what I learn as I grow.
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