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I know this may be a long shot, or maybe just shot down before. But have we discussed starting a myspace page. Maybe a couple people to keep it updated. Plus the way it keeps all your friends posted, more people will be able to see the group and learn more about us.
Just my .02.
Welcome to SMF. I don't know about the greenwood either. Might leave a creosote build up in it. Besides that, it sounds right. When are we going to get some pictures of this thing? BTW, better get over to roll call and introduce yourself properly to the rest of the pack.
Just give the pan a good knock. It should get some ashes off. Remember that meat will plateau at a temp for a bit then start to rise again. Be patient with it.
Welcome to SMF. Texas Hunter pretty much pegged it. It depends on what you plan to do with it and how much space you have. Also your choice of fuel, ie. propane or coals. Offsets are best with charcoal and wood. Verticles use gas very well. Again, its personal preference for each situation.
since you've already built your UDS, it shouldn't take but a couple minutes and a few bucks to install a lower grate for a catch pan if you want. But its my understanding that the grease is suppoded to fall onto the coals and burn off, leaving no mess to clean. But I'm not positive because my...
I'd say 1/2 slab sounds right. But maybe instead of 40 slabs, maybe go 50 just to make sure everyone gets full. It will leave leftovers for a second go for anyone hungary later. I've done a jig for a family friend last summer and made $1 per pork steak. Plus they covered the cost of supplies of...
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