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Just picked up a 34"x20"x14" (big block?) GOSM at Wally World for $99.
Time to mod and season... :)
Eventually it will be a triple fuel (charcoal/gas/electric) smoker. That way weather and fuel supply will never factor into the picture...
Take some shredded sharp cheddar and fill the half jalapeno, lay a little smokey on the bed of cheese, wrap with a half slice of bacon and stick a toothpick through it.
Ain't nuttin better. If ya like it a little hotter do the same with a Habanero.
I feel your pain... Mine is done too. All the grills and smokers are on clearance.
Too bad they didn't have any GOSM widebody smokers on clearance... LOL
There are a couple BBQ stores close, I'm going to check them and their prices out. I can't believe they got rid of all their stuff before...
I wrap mine in foil at 160 and take it to 180 then unwrap (saving the juice) and take it to 200.
Last one I did you could cut with a fork.
Now I want to do another brisket this weekend :)
I use about the same amount of lump in my SFB smoker for a butt (2/3 bag).
It's a NB Hondo (about the same as a Char-Broil Silver Smoker) with most of the mods.
As the battery charge goes down so does the range.
But With new batteries I can go pretty much anywhere in my house with no loss of signal with the cheap Wally world remotes.
They're pretty hardy too. There have been more than a few early mornings that I've dropped the receiver (concrete, or...
The recipe is just whatever recipe you usually use for lasagna. :)
I never boil noodles, and yes, that's probably one reason it was dry.
Didn't think of that though, so next time I'll boil the noodles first also.
Other than being a bit dry, it was a success and we will do it again. Probably foil after an hour next time rather than let it cook "open" the whole time.
LOL you are too funny... :)
Here in Kansas it gets cold and folks don't want to Q. Not me, I like to grill year round, we'll see this winter how the Q goes when it's cold outside.
I use briquettes in the winter to grill (that and all the limbs that I've picked up over the last year).
That's kinda what I figgered... Just the problem with finding quality lump :(.
Guess I could use a combo of lump and briquettes.
I'll check out a few more sources for lump and see what I come up with.
Thanks
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