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That is a good question.
I don't think it would be to much of an issue with say.... a pork butt or a brisket. But smoking a pork loin may be a problem.
I am actually really not sure how much the water pan plays a role in keeping the meat moist though? I believe it's major part in the smoke is...
Once again, this has really turned into a great thread. I have really enjoyed reading all the posts, as have many others on SMF.
I get the feelin that everyone seems to know each other a little better now.
Welcome to the SMF, I wish they sold candles that smelled like smoked pork butt....instead of those damn made up named, high priced candles that my wife buys.
To answer your question I put my probe next to the meat I'm smokin. That way I know the temperature at the level where I need to know...
No matter what type of smoker you decide to get, in my opinion the most important thing is to get a quality thermometer, better yet get several of them. You will find all types of rigs on these pages from garbage can & flowerpot smokers, to custom trailers that will hold 4+ whole hogs and custom...
When I am smokin I shoot for 230°. I try to keep that to a +/- 10° tolerance. This is probably not necessary but I deal in precision tolerances everyday and I can't seem to help myself from trying to hold a perfect 230°
Hi everyone,
I have read several post on here about using sand in place of water in the water pan. I would like to get some opinions on this subject before trying it. I have a GOSM big block (propane)
I have a few questions also.
1. Do you completely fill the pan with sand?
2. Can you just...
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