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JMurr,
Bare minimum I would allow a few hours in advance for the seasoning.
The butt end is very forgiving...but keep an eye on it if it is on the hot side.
The foil underneath may hamper your smoking efforts. They may have been using it for clean-up efforts. Good luck...keep us posted...
Mengland89,
Welcome from Chesapeake! Don't worry about "not everybody likes them" it only matters what you like! Post pictures of your smokes so we all can enjoy them.
Teddy
JMurr,
I did a smaller pig on my Lang for the forth of July. Your plan looks solid just some advise...(if not already) split the carcass from the ribs to the chin to flatten the pig out. I would suggest viewing "How to BBQ right" suckling pig episode...good info. "Checking every 15-20...
GreytQ,
Welcome from Virginia, don't let brisket scare you...trim it, salt and pepper, and let it ride. It's mostly and investment in time. Good luck and document/photograph your smokes 'cause no pictures it didn't happen.
Teddy
Tony
Welcome! I'm a believer that equipment doesn't make a good cook. You will have to learn how she smokes but once you understand her good "Q" wont be far behind.
Teddy
Ironman,
Welcome from Virginia, I always suggest chicken as a first smoke ...cheap and easy.
Again welcome, and always document your smokes and post pictures!
"No pictures...didn't happen."
Teddy
ahakohda,
I was taught charcoal for heat, wood for flavor. Remember lump burns hotter and quicker and I have seen dimentional lumber /pallets wood used in making lump.
Teddy
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