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You know your addicted to smoking when you use your Fedex reward points to get only Amazon gift cards for 10.00 each and you save them and use them all together toward your big ticket weber stuff like a rotisserie!! :yahoo::yahoo:
Hi I hope all is well, but I just wanted to let you know your post in the sirloin tip roast is bookmarked on my internet browser because I hope to smoke it some day (it's not a cut I can find here unless I special order) your post on this is awesome!
Thank you for taking the time to show me...
Hi there!! I'm also a wsm owner and if your looking to get crispy skin then you need to smoke it at a higher temperature. I would say between 300-400* you can do that by not using the water pan. Smoke the chicken on the top grate with no water pan.
if you don't care about the skin then 250 is...
I'm a little late to this thread but this is exactly what I'm looking for. I have a 14" wsm and I need this step by step. Thank you so much and have a happy thanksgiving!!
Lol be careful with BBQ bc then they will make you make it all the time, lol.
I usually do ribs bc it's a much shorter cook, and I know that the wsm is cooled off before I leave.-safety first lol
Enjoy your party
Hi there! My name is Josie and I have a weber obsession!! (I have an Arsenal of Webers lol)
Lately I haven't had time these past few months but I hope to get back to it soon.
I've been a smf member for quite a while and I as well learned a lot from this website. It's nice to know that there...
You will be fine with what you have in the pics. It will definitely turn out well!
My husband is Cuban therefore I have done this many times. instead of pieces of garlic I've stuffed whole cloves. Take your knife and stab deep holes, insert the garlic. In a food processor make a paste with more...
I have two 8 lb brisket that I plan on wrapping to help along the cook. I have wrapped in the past at 190*. Is this a good temp to wrap or should I wrap earlier? In other words what's a good temperature to wrap at while cooking?
How long should it rest for in the faux cambro?
Thanks for your...
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