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I always fip my burgers half way through, if nothing else they get a nice finish to them when they are done. I pur shreeded cheese, bacon, and onion in mine.
I was just goning to do a butt can chicken for the 4th, until I stopped to read this site. ran into town and bought hamburger for Cyndi burgers and a mess of chicken legs. Half the legs I marinated in teriayki sauce, and half just salt & pepper. The marinated legs were great, the others were...
I have yet to wrap a rack of ribs. Mine are always fall off the bone and juicy. I will try the fiol wrap next time around though just to see how they turn out
I use what's called smoke seal. It's an adhesive gasket that is used to seal fire doors. Clean the surface VERY WELL and apply. close door and let it seat. you can buy this in bulk at any millwork door distributor
Looks good, I have a vac sealer but never thought of using it this way. I always smoke a bunch of stuff in late fall and then seal it so I Que all winter long. It's great to come home on a cold winter evening and smell Que in the kitchen. It gets you all warm and fuzzy on the inside.
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