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I bought a couple sentry valves for my brother's and my GOSM smokers. Tonight I tried to install it and am having some troubles. I replaced the burner and the regulator with ones from a turkey fryer as I had read. I got it all put together and fired it up. My problem is that is doesn't...
I ordered a few sentry valves to do my GOSM, my brothers, and one for my fish fryer. I already have a needle valve and regulator on my GOSM, so I am hoping that if I don't over tighten the sentry valve that the stock GOSM burner will work. If not, I will rob the burner off of the same turkey...
I ran the smoker at 225-230. I removed the membrane. I foiled them after two hours and added a combo of apple and cherry juice. After two hours I took them out of the foil and put them back in for an hour. I sprayed them with cherry juice before they went into the foil and after I took them...
I did my first rack of spares yesterday and was very disappointed. I trimmed them up St. Louis style and rubbed them like I do loin backs. These spares actually had quite a bit less meat on them than the loin back ribs I usually do, so I assumed the 2-2-1 method would work for these. However...
Overall it was a great birthday with my son all day and he and my wife tonight. The rain throughout the afternoon make the smoke a little bit tougher than usual. You can see in my one picture where I had to improvise with a foiled bread pan on a can of fruit to shield my top vent from the rain...
Great birthday today. I am a teacher so I am home with my 1 1/2 year old son and starting a smoke for my birthday dinner. I just put in a 4lb chunk of rib roast. Should be to medium rare in a couple of hours. Also made up a pan of funeral potatoes to have with it. I will put up pics later...
What I did for my GOSM and my brother's GOSM is to take an old turkey fryer and take the the entire fuel line with needle valve off of it. Then just replace the whole thing on your GOSM. It only takes about ten minutes.
I wanted to report back on my ordeal with my GOSM. I was completely taken care of by Landmann as a company. I called on Tuesday and had the replacement parts on my step Friday morning. You can't ask for better service than that.
Nate
For them to get done that fast you are probably smoking them at a pretty high temp. I usually smoke chicken parts at 260 degrees and get really good smoke penetration. I usually use chunks of hickory with chips of apple mixed in.
Mike,
You're never going to be able to make good smoked chicken wearing that sweatshirt. If you want to make good food you're going to have to get some Hawkeye clothes. Cyclones don't do the smoking. They get smoked!! :) Look forwards to the pictures.
Lived in Ames for four years and taught in Nevada for three years. I now live in Webster City. It is amazing how many of us are on here in such a close area.
I just use a brillo pads each time after I smoke and mine look brand new even after a year of heavy use. I just soak them in a sink of soapy water for an hour and then give them a quick scrub and they are clean.
I did my first chuckie last week and wasn't impressed at all. It was edible, but a lot drier than the pulled pork that I do. I did it just like was explained in this post. I might try one again in the future, but not any time soon. It also took almost 9 hours to cook and it was only 3lbs...
I bought myself a big block yesterday at Bass Pro to replace my small GOSM. I love the improvements that Landmann has made to the line. It now comes with a nice big heavy duty wood box and huge water pan. It also has a rack that the wood box sits on so you can just slide it out to change the...
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