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Welcome to the SMF Jack! Do you mean Masterbuilt 7 in 1? I've never heard of a Masterbroil 7 in 1. If so, they still make them (http://www.masterbuilt.com/products.htm) so parts should be available. I cut my teeth on one and it was a great little unit. I switched to the GOSM 3405BGW for the...
I've only heard them cluck........I'm sorry, couldn't help my self
Seriously, I have never obtained bark on chicken, only a good dark crispy skin. I imagine the skin would prevent a bark from forming but I've never tried for it on a skinless one. I'm sure some one here will have the answer soon.
Wow. I joined this forum to learn about the art of smoking meat and meet others with the same interests. So far, I have no complaints. Smoking meat is a great way for me to relieve the stress built up from work and hanging out here is part of that. My hats off to Jeff and the mods who make this...
Welcome aboard the SMF! I also have and love the propane GOSM 3405 BGW.
If I wanted to buy an electric smoker, I would not hesitate in getting the Masterbuilt. From what I've heard, they are a dang good unit and you can pick one up at your nearest Sam's club. I've looked them over and they seem...
225-240 is fine if your not concerned about the skin. It's the final internal temperature that ensures safe eating. It just takes a bit longer at the lower temps.
Welcome aboard the SMF!! This is the best place on the net to learn the art of smoking meat. You will be cranking out some great "Q" before you know it! I recommend the 3-2-1 method for ribs. http://www.wyntk.us/food/3-2-1-rib-method.shtml
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