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I let mine heat up with the top vent closed , and give it time to heat the cabinet .
Add what I'm smoking , close the door , then open the top vent .
Biggest trouble I have is evap cooling from opening the door , so keep that in mind .
Chuck roast comes from the chuck roll , as well as some other great cuts . In that video he's pretty much cross cutting through the whole thing .
I like to break it into the cuts themselves , and use the trim for grind .
That end of the eye is the section that sits next to the rib roast on the...
Probably from the grease / residue between the lid and the body . My WSM does the same thing . Wouldn't take much heat to free that up .
Can you heat it up through a lower vent ?
I had that work better than a straight sale to a gun shop . Gives them room on the price of the new purchase , and what they can give on the trade in .
Mines a Mark III . 2008 .
See what they'll give you for trade in of the one you want to sell . Just know your numbers and what you're willing to do before hand .
I have a Mark IV 22 / 45 with a 4.4" bull barrel .
Not sure of your batch size , but I store mine in pink paper in the fridge ( 36 degrees ) .
I just need to watch that they don't dry out to much , but I like them dry .
That's a 1 1/2 pound batch .
Scalding the milk contributes to the texture and the tenderness of the rolls .
It's meant to be there for a reason . Don't skip that step for these .
You can see the difference in yours and mine .
I used just water .
Sugar is added to soften texture , add sweetness , and help browning of...
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