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The tube type smoker Todd sells seems to work better in the pellet grills. I do use my tray type but it doesn't seem to work as well as the tube or another product I use from Smokin Spice called and RSI no matter what I use I try to put it along the back wall of the cooker where the air is...
Great to see you revived the family member smoker. Because that is what yours appears to be it looks to have been built with family in mind.
My worst case was when I had moved. I moved to a place where I didn't readily have a place to put my little cookshack, so it sat in the back room of the...
Thank you Martin, that is the info I was looking for. Now to finish up the spot for it in the back room.
How do you like yours? Is it worth the cash, I was looking at an Amerique from Cookshack but this but this one looks to be a nit larger.
Anyone with a #4. how far apart are the rack positions, the site say inside 30 5/8 high is that measured from the floor of the inside or from the lower rack. Also with the Auber will it get to 300° to do chicken skin better? Would it be high enough to hang 24" summer sausage from the top rack...
Looks great, now to do a butt, brisket, boneless pork loin cooked to about 140° so it doesn't dry out, some sausage or bacon cooked on it will be great also. If you don't have yet pick up some Q-Matz from Todd. Also I have something called an RSI from smokin Spice, I use it more than my tube...
Okay c Farmer you inspired me, I was going to do one but then didn't get to the store to get one. Went for dinner today and there was a Sam's close by so I swung by and picked up a twin pack 14 pounds of smithfield butts at 2.48/# a bit pricey from what I am used to. Came home and mixed up the...
Most pf those things you could do with the shredded ham, sammies, the breakfast thing would be start browning your taters in some oil tear up a couple slices of white bread add this and the shredded ham and crack a few eggs over it all and mix to coat.
I would go with an electric over propane, as I think the temps are easier to control especially at a lower temp. I could never get my propane one to stay much under 200° unless it was really cold then I had issues trying to keep it up at 200°
I really like my cookshack, even if it just a small...
Why do slices when these things were made to be cooked and pulled or shredded, It makes a great pulled ham product. I like to rub mine with black pepper and garlic, before smoking.
Well we defrosted it on saturday, I had 2 plastic pans that we were not sure would fit that I picked up at the dollar store, on e emptied and defrosted, found out they would fit so a trip up to the local dollar Gen and found some different ones, bought a bunch of them and it definitely helped...
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