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Make sure you spray it with a little oil and burn it with the flame for like a minute.....Just to get the metal cured. It doesn't take but a minute and you will probably see the grate bow where it gets hot....that is normal but it goes back down to flat by raising a little.
Al....I would go beef or or something like pork steaks on the first run. Do a thick steak or a small roast like Tri-Tip or a top sirloin. Have fun with it man.....What kind of wood do you plan on using?
Does Canada even allow you to burn wood splits? I have a friend that lives in the Canadian Rockies and he said they don't even allow them to use pellets in some areas.
Well I plan on using this for ribs, small pork roasts, and smoked beef roasts only. the 4-5 hour thing is perfect with the amount of fuel is consumes makes this really great.
Congrats Al....have you told your Lang smoker it may not get much use in the next few months? HA HA.....have fun sir....let me know what you think. I do not know one person that considers it buyers remorse. I have met Junior a few times and he is a great guy.
Everyone.....Introducing the Smoke Bomb by Gabby's Grills. I first did chicken breasts and the temps outside were 32 degrees. The temp inside stayed a consistent 270. I filled with regular charcoal and some chunks of hickory to 3/4 of the way up and then dumped a bunch of lit coals on top...
NAH....I already have four really nice 1/4 inch thick offsets that I use a lot. I am just looking for a different style for fun. I might put a pellet hopper onto it.
So I have this really old beast of a charcoal grill. It is a 20x36 originally made by Oklahoma Joe from back in 89. Heavy as hell without a firebox as a counter weight. My question is relating to the unit being filled completely with charcoal from left to right and and loaded all of the way with...
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