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Looking at the Masterbuilt Dual Fuel Smoker
I've had my dual fuel for about 6 months or so. Used some Nomex gasket (Amazon) on the doors and use a cast iron skillet for wood chunks. Took me awhile to dial in my cooking temperatures but have it pretty consistent now. Seems to work best smoking at about 230* F, wood chunks have a tough time...- bworthy
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- Forum: Propane Smokers
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Looking at the Masterbuilt Dual Fuel Smoker
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Recent Tri-Tip Smoke, My new all time favorite meat to smoke
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Need some smoker advice!!
I have a Masterbuilt Pro Duel Fuel. This is a nice little smoker that will use propane and/or charcoal and is within your budget. Can be used right out of the box or some easy mods can be done to make it a little better. Use the search on here for more info on this smoker.- bworthy
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- Forum: Propane Smokers
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Jake from California
Hey Jake, welcome to the forum from another Sacramento Area retired firefighter. There is a lot of good info on this site to support your smoking habit. :welcome1: Bret -
St. Louis Spares For The Last Night Race Of The Season !!
Ribs are looking good and so is the #24 car! -
Jumbo Mini Tri Tip w/Pics
That tri tip looks perfect! Good lookin plate of food Jar Jar. -
Sunday Tri Tip
Thanks Disco! And Venture, true the authentic tri tip is grilled over red oak coals. Can't do that on my gas grill, so the closest I can get is smoking it. -
Sunday Tri Tip
Was a little more on the rare side, but I trust my Maverick. Seared for just a couple minutes per side, guessing my grill was around 400* F. Excellent flavor, really like tri tip! -
Sunday Tri Tip
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Sunday Tri Tip
Haven't smoked anything in a couple of weeks so I decided on my go to meat! A little bit of my Santa Maria style rub, Masterbuilt cruising at 230* F with some RO lump and oak chunks for smoke. 2 hours later, IT to 135* and onto the grill for a sear. Sliced up and ready to plate with some... -
masterbuilt pro - vent and temp settings
Plum, you should keep the top vent open for all your smoking. I usually keep my bottom vents at about 1\2 - 3\4 open. I also usually smoke everything around 230* F my regulator is set between Med. and Low. I have found it difficult to get smoke at lower cook temps (below 200* F) even with my CI...- bworthy
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- Forum: Propane Smokers
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Masterbuilt dual fuel - Nuby Questions
Critter - I have a little 10 inch round grill that sets on the burner. My pan sits on top of the grill. I could use a little larger CI pan, but I found this little 7.5 inch pan and it was cheap.- bworthy
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- Forum: Propane Smokers
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Masterbuilt dual fuel - Nuby Questions
I use wood chunks and a little bit of lump charcoal in a cast iron skillet that rests on top of the burner, no problems at all with this. Not exactly sure how long a tank lasts, but I think you should be able to get at least 20 hours out of a tank. I did a butt that was around 16 hours then...- bworthy
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- Forum: Propane Smokers
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Masterbuilt dual fuel - Nuby Questions
Here's a picture of my set up.- bworthy
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- Forum: Propane Smokers
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Masterbuilt dual fuel - Nuby Questions
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