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This was Thursday night about 9ish. Rubbed and ready for overnight stay in the fridge, I'll give it another rub down before going on the smoker after work today.
I'm going to use 2 different no-salt rib rubs I bought from a "specialty" spice store for the ribs. Cherry, apple, pecan is only wood I use, cherry being my first choice. I will post pics of the get-a-way-car, I mean q-view of the various smokes... Thanks everyone! Stay tune...
Her uncle is coming to visit and she's hosting a gathering and wants me to smoke ribs, chicken wings, chicken leg quarters, bacon cheeseburger roll, and an assortment of veggies. I'm surprised she didn't throw a brisket or a turkey in there.
I'm confident in all the above except the ribs. I...
At my old residence, I ended up moving everything up one rack and that solved my white smoke/fire issue... everything is still up one rack. I don't think it's green wood, I'm using wood from the same batch. If the tube is clogged would I get a complete circle of fire from the burner?
sorry, let's try this again... I recently moved to a new location. At my previous residence, I had shade and thin blue smoke. Once I got up and running at my new residence, I'm getting thick white smoke. Nothing has changed in the smoker such as pan/rack location and there's no shade.
Lower section is woodchip box and water pan, but now my water pan is in the upper section well... which is a trade off for the constant temp I'm getting without flareups...
Yes the double door smoker. No flare ups, the temp is constant now, I really didn't pay attention to how much longer it took for the smoke, I'm just glad I got rid of the flare ups.
It doesn't matter how much "my little red cup" and I prepare the wood. Wet or dry, chips, chunks, chopped, etc... I was getting flare ups. I solved the problem by moving everything up one rack and by doing that 2 things happened,
1) I raised the wood above the flame no more flare ups.
2)...
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