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I didn't want to Hijack Tjohnson thread on BBB, but I will give him all the credit for getting me here. This is my first real shot at it after to a test run on some smaller pieces a few days back. The first test run had some good flavor, but far from what I was looking for. It tasted more like...
Weber does make a 26inch kettle and the rancher. But, at the price of the rancher you can buy a primo which has almost 700sqin of cooking surface. That's as much room as any 36inch gasser
I bury wood through out the ring. Once I fire mine up and get my temps settled and about 15min after getting the food on. I will chuck a nice chunk in the ring right on top. I never have a problem with white smoke due to the lump being pretty tame.
Welcome and Congrats on the new setup. As everyone said, there is a learning curve with the WSM. Just keep using it when ever possible and use the search tab. Lot of info there.
Thanks for tips Todd. I have a 7pounder ready to hit the smoke on Thursday. I'm going to pouch your idea and go by color and texture instead of temp and time
Congrats on the BGE! I too just got a primo and ceramic cooking is a whole new level. Problem is, if you botch dinner, you can't blame it on the grill anymore :)
So do you put any heat to your BBB during the smoking process? I just did my first batch at 150 degrees and it hit 140 internal with in two hours( glad it was a little test batch) They were little pieces, but did not get the color and taste I was shooting for. Maybe I will have better luck with...
Well, I hate to part with my traveling buddy, but I need to fund a new set up. What I have here is a 4 month old 22.5 WSM with a few minor upgrades. I installed another Weber temp gauge at the top grate. You would be surprised how long it takes for the grate temp to catch up with the lid. Both...
I don't know about the "bayou classic" but I have a Primo XL ceramic and I'm willing to put a weeks worth of pay saying that there is nothing out their that can beat it. -20 or 100 degrees. It doesn't matter. It stays the same temp. I can run it at 70 degrees for smoking cheese or 800degrees...
I have a brand new in box 36" Jenn-air electric cooktop. Model # JEC9536BDS. I bought this for $1200 two months ago for my remodel project. Half way through I decided to go induction. Now I half to find this a good home before my wife kills me. I'am willing to take $700 OBO. If you pay my full...
Thanks folks! IMO non foil is the only way to roll when doing a shoulder. I think I got the hang of the O'L WSM now and I have a few projects in mind that I really want to try!
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