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The sfb coal grate is too low, and it will fill up with ash and smother out your fires if you use charcoal. I used a piece of expanded metal and just placed it on top of the sfb cooking grate.
i put 2 bricks under my grate in the sfb. works great and i have hotter temps. just another idea...
do u guys grill with with royal oak also? for example. just doing a couple steaks, do u use the R.O. or go back to the traditional kingsford charcoal? just wonderin bc i have not tried the R.O. yet.
i was just wondering what some of yall do. i read where u should soak it, then yesterday, i read that u shouldnt because it really doesnt do anything. gimme some of your opinions.
i see some of yall talkin about having a good smoke ring. im having a hard time seeing it. someone direct me to a bad smoke ring, then a good smoke ring. maybe then i will recognize it.
what is a good mild wood yall use to smoke thighs. iv got some hickory- but im looking for something else. im in pecan country. i guess i should just try that. any other ideas?
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