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I recently picked up the wsm 22.5 and this thing uses a ton of fuel. I had the day off of work so I decided I would do some abt's early and ribs for dinner. Knowing I would be running the smoker all day, I filled the charcoal ring. I've read about people getting 16-18 hours on a single fill.
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Seems to me if you're running too hot, you've got too much air coming in from somewhere. If you've got everything closed off and your temps either climb or hold steady, it's getting air from somewhere. Having all vents closed should choke the fire out relatively quickly if it's sealed.
I never considered putting a rub on sausage, always assumed the spices inside would be adequate. Shows what happens when you assume, and gives me something new to try!
I made some venison sausage last winter and it turned out really good. Working on honing my smoking skills first.The brats were just something quick and easy to try.
I agree with nb, the last ribs I made were undercooked and tough but not dry. Maybe try foiling them if you didn't this time. It will hold the moisture in and cut the cooking time.
Yeah and I think that was part of the problem. Everything became cream cheese blend and of i didn't make them, I probably wouldn't know there was sausage in it!
I'm not so much worried about the amount of grease as I am flavor/texture and the sausage cooking thru. Obviously I can leave them on until the sausage is cooked, but if it's pre fried there's no worry about undercooked and they can come off when they look good.
Last time I made abt's I fried up Italian sausage, mixed it with spices and tossed it in the food processor with cream cheese. Then stuffed halved jalapenos and mini sweets. They were really good but I couldn't really discern the sausage taste. I'm going to make some more this weekend but I plan...
Marinated these in Chiavetta's bbq (as any good WNY'er would), wrapped in bacon, and tossed on the Weber kettle at 350 to IT of 165. I added some dry pieces of wood from what I found out is a mulberry tree in the back yard. They tasted pretty good, nice and moist. But with the smoke...
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