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Well my new Lang 84 made it to my house Saturday night around 9pm, I was a little on the tired side so I waited until after Mothers Day Lunch to season her up. I can see it's gonna take some getting used to, but I love this thing already, can't wait to get some meat and start smokin on her
Jeff I agree with this. I do compete in competitions and I do not Cook the same at a comp as I do for my family. Heck I usually wont eat my own food at a comp....I cook for the judges not for me
I LOVE This......Very well said
I have seen it and when I pull up and see one...those are the...
New Lang 84 Deluxe Warmer w/ chargriller has been ordered. Estimated delivery 10 days - 2 weeks
I can't wait......wooohooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Not trying to be a smart azz I promise.....but when I was 18 I was splitting my own by hand. A good Axe and Maul were my best friends growing up around BBQ.
If you can manage to get your hands on a good chain saw, a sledge hammer and a good splitting maul you could cut down the cost of wood...
I will agree also, Mesquite is a very strong flavored wood... AND
if you got green Mesquite then your problem was compounded 10 fold
Hickory has a milder flavor but like was mentioned above I ALWAYS
Mix my wood, I use predominately Oak and the throw in Pecan or Hickory for
flavor
And also...
No probably not 5 gallon buckets but large enough to do several Comps with.
and I do agree with Fourthwind on not making them to far in advance but understand most of these Comps we do are back to back weekends, so if I know I have 3 straight weekends of Comps I could make enough in the first...
I can't say that I have ever pre warmed my cooler, well short of leaving it out in the sun by my pit......which may have unintentionally pre heated it.
i just place my wrapped Butt or Brisket in the cooler and lay towels around it and seems to work just fine.......
I like the boiling water...
Ok, I am not sure I have seen this discussed before.
One of the guys on my Comp Team asked me why I always made my rub one batch at a time instead of just making it in bulk...enough to last several Comps.
The only answer I could come up with is simply because I have no clue as to an easy way...
I generally Smoke mine around the 240* range, not sure how long it takes...never really paid attention. You want to get it to 165* internal.
Some times smoking them slow and low will give you a skin that is rubbery,
to fix that problem I throw mine on the gas grill for 10-15 minutes and it will...
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