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Hi everyone. Went camping last weekend and cooked up some chicken in the 10 inch Deep Dutch oven. Im calling it rainy day chicken since it rained cats and dogs ( Pic of one of the dogs in third photo). It all worked out in the end so here it is.
I like to brown the potatoes, carrots and...
You guys paint such a prety picture of it !! Im glad I got lazy and never went and got it now. Although I was kind of looking forward to that burnt urine smell. Um Um.
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I concur about the chunk. You need to find a supplier and use chunk only, It burns much longer. Also make sure your not just burning it away with fire inside the smoker. If you are, you might need to find a CI box or a larger pan...etc. Good luck and if you find the solution, keep us...
You can run it through your oven on the ovens clean cycle or cook it outside on the grill(>500 degrees) which will burn off all of the old oil. It will come out sooty. Wash it off good. I like to use the high heat method for seasoning mine. 400 Degrees, light coat of oil, repeat two or more...
Well dont be shy for crying out loud!! LOL Just jump right in and start the learning process. I see your a welder. This site wil have you building your own smoker in no time. Glad to have you.
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Dude, thats just wrong. Although now Im thinking that my chocolate dipped bacon wrapped smoked Rocky Mountain Oyster ( see http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/for...threadid=78126) Idea MIGHT just work after all. LOL
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For those of you that are unfamilier with them, they are also called Rocky Mountain Oysters. Sadly Ive tried them. LOL They reminded me of chicken gizzards. Oh ya, and for all the non beef eaters out there they also offer Turkey Oysters. Not quite glamorous enough to get there own festval...
On my way back from Montana I always pass Rock Creek, the home of the Rocky Mountain Testical Festival. Everyone wears chaps, its a blast!! Smoke em you got em???? LOL
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This is to complete this post and provide some Q-View. The roast finally broke out of the 141 plateau after 3.5 hours. Once it started moving the temperature rose fairly quick to 163 at which point I wrapped the roast along with some of the marinate for brazing.
Back into the smoker looking...
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