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Thanks Dutch,
I just wanted it to be easy to come across. I wish I had a list like this when I was shopping for my Lang. I probably would have made the same decision, but having to round up the info my self was a real chore!
Guys, this list is a compilation of lists from other sites. I just cut and pasted the info. But enjoy, as it helps to be able to go to one place to get the info you're looking for.
I wanted to post this down in the cooker section, but I need the help of a moderator. Anyway, here is a list from another source that should help with pit questions.
Acme Custom BBQ grills and pits
Friendswood, TX
http://www.acmewelding.com/BBQ.html
Austin National Smoker Company...
Here is a list of thermometer websites. I have the NuTemp remote thermometers. If you have a company or product to add to the list, just post it, and I will add it.
NuTemp Thermometers
http://www.nu-temp.com/
Maverick Thermometers
http://www.maverickhousewares.com/th...mote_therm.htm...
Damn Ice that Q looks good! I'm sorry that the pork didn't have the flavor you were looking for, but I am glad that you got to cook! Any ideas for smoking up the gasser?
Outside of the normal questions about smokers, I think that this is one of the more common concerns. Several of us have learned to depend on the remote thermometers, and when a probe goes bad, it really puts a crimp in our style (pun intended!). I have the Nu-Temp setup, and although my probe...
Looks damn good for a coon@$$! I love the colors of well smoked meats. What are you basting with? I usually use Jim Beam and apple juice, which leads to nice color. Also, love the pics! :)
Well I tested my wife's good nature with a purchase of an 8" & 10" Wusthof chef's knives. They were such a good deal that I couldn't pass them up. However, $200.00 on a couple of knives is enough to send any wife over the edge. But... I was in luck, and she needs her hair and nails done, so...
After foiling, one of the neatest tricks that I have learned is the use of a cooler. Almost all of my coolers are warped on the inside, which is an indication of my approval of this method. People will think you are nuts, but I bet they won't turn down your Q!;)
Damn good looking ribs! Sometimes ribs won't pull, or don't pull evenly, but they look good none the less. I ususally cook at 225 degrees, but I have worked my pit down to a science. I am glad for you, and now I bet you are hooked! :)
Congrats on the cook! Nice pic of you with your hand up that chicken's butt... Now that you have the bug, your Q should be better than any restaurant, as you will take more time and care when cooking your meals. Now all you need to do is go on the circuit. Then you will really know how crazy...
When I bought my Lang smoker, Mr. Ben Lang walked me through a process that works pretty good for the larger smokers. He had me build a really hot fire, then once the temp was up in the smoke chamber, he hosed down the insides with just water. The water flashed to steam, and once it drained...
You guys just need to go pick up your new smoker, and flash those puppy dog eyes, and say "honey, look what I found on the way home!" Isn't she cute? :)
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