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Alaska,
Howdy. I'll give you my 2 cents worth on the smoke issue....for what it's worth. My top rack is way high too. I've been experimenting with different techniques. First off when I over smoke something it's usually because I don't get a good burn on my wood first. When I put my meat...
Added a train horn Santa gave me for Christmas. Will post a short video as soon as my antique pull chain gets here. Horn is AWESOME!
Smoked 22 turkeys for the homeless on Christmas day....was the greatest cook I've done to date....very rewarding and yet humbling at the same time.
Al:
Pulled is definitely easiest. We often do cooks for high school events. You will yield about 2 people to a pound by the time you lose fat and bone. Better too much than not enough.
You can pull the day of the cook or the next. We often times will have pulled pork left over. We cool it...
I put my RF in perfectly level also. I cook LOTS. Usually at least 200 lbs a weekend. My smoker has only greased up with the 43 turkeys I did at Thanksgiving. Otherwise I just scrape cooked on drippings up into a pile and use the drain in the rinse out phase.
Oh ya I can relate. About a month ago I announced my smoker trailer was going away for the winter. Spent 5 days straight on it at Thanksgiving going home Thanksgiving morning at 11:00 delivering turkeys and smoked mac and cheese along the way. Fired it up day before yesterday to smoke some...
Haven't done it but food for thought. Check with your local wood stove store there is a blower that goes on a chimney that allows hot air to go through it and the blower takes the heat and blows it out. With a little ingenuity you would be able to use this to heat a room. Good luck
Any of you Southern Oregon/Northern California smokers want to get together and do a community feed the hungry for Christmas? I am so addicted and in love with my smoker I would really love to get together and share some of the smoked goodness with the less fortunate. Hurry if you do cause the...
Beautiful Job. I did the same door hinge and same idea to keep rack from falling out. I don't think you want a stop on rack cause it allows you to take it out to clean....just my own experiences with this.
Your smoker is looking like it came out of a factory. Only thing I'm not seeing is a counter weight on the door. I wasn't going to put them on but my wife said no way....doors too heavy. I'm really glad I added them. doors used to weigh 60 lbs now around 5.
I used flax seed oil to season. ...
Dave:
Many thanks to you and a bunch of others on this site that have helped and inspired me. I'm still building houses....people OFTEN ask me where else we cook and I have to explain that this is just an eccentric hobby. Keeping it this way allows me to ENJOY what I do. My wife works on...
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