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I agree with teeotee. After 4 hrs. your ash could've gotten to high and chocked the air off. I put expanded metal in mine and raised it up high enough I can pull the ash drawer out and empty it without removing the rack that hold the charcoal.
Jason
Actually there is one thing you smoke totally by time and not temp. at all.
RIBS!!!!! I think what alot of people are wanting is an approximate cook time for different things they haven't smoked before. That way they can plan about how much time it will take to prepare a meal. I have asked...
If you want to do a pork loin you'll want to slice it. Still wouldbe a good first smoke. Just remember to keep the pit temp. between 225-250 deg low and slow. Wouldn't hurt to have a digital thermometer with a prob to show you your progress to. I got a cheap one at walmart for $15. Did a boil...
I heard that. I went to a place called conways bbq in marion oh, you could see a smoke ring but no flavor whatsoever except the sauce. I've had them also with no smoke and decent flavor. The best restaraunt ribs I've had is from smokey bones. At least you can taste the smoke and spices. It is...
$20 for a rack of ribs is a little low in my opinion. you could have $9-$13 just in the meat. If they wanted 20 racks maybe that wouldn't be bad. 1 or 2 not so much.
I used pecan this weeked on BB's ribs and a chicken. I loved the flavorr the pecan gave the meat. It was a little lighter,sweeter flavor than hickory. Give it a try you'll love it.
Jason
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