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I have this one and it looks identical, So far I am happy with it and have not had any troubles...see the thread in the link: https://www.smokingmeatforums.com/threads/members-mark-griddle.302059/#post-2144349
If I recall I paid 199 at Sam's Club
Just joined Sam's club because of your post. I have been researching for awhile, I always end up modifying things I buy so what the heck. Purchase made Monday.
From what I have seen so far I am going to do the following:
Weld angle iron on the bottom for support against warping I will also lay...
Wasn't sure if I should post to Bear's original or start my own but I found some chuck on sale, was going to grind it but I figured I got 50 hours...so why not give this a go.
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The Chucky:
Got some Prime rib rub awhile back at Costco:
Didn't have the Lipton so I added a little of...
The thermometer is an iGrill 2 from before Weber bought them out and before everyone else started coming out with reasonably priced units.
I like it but the range could use a little help.
Bear, on another note, I have been placing the AMZPS on the bottom of my MES sitting on a fire brick.
I see that you use the bottom rack, do you have good luck with that more so that placing it lower?
The AMZPS did snuff itself after the first row on my bacon smoke.
I kept the brine simple:
per slab:
1 TBS salt
1TBS pepper
1/4 cup brown sugar
1/4 cup maple syrup
and approx. 1/4 tsp cure #1 (pink cure) done by weight
2 bay leaves
I've done a lot of looking around and rec-te"q" if you have the budget. I had my cart filled once when they had a sale on accessories and it topped $2000 but a heck of a deal on non sale prices. I did fill the cart with everything I could.
There is a small perforated panel that is sciliconed in, I did not go that far on my tear down. I guess that is next, it is right under the bulb location. I will have a look tomorrow. Thanks for the heads up I thought maybe the housing was press fit and I just needed to pull it out but I didn't...
I thought it was smart to store it over head height until I could get around to messing with it, it is now counter hsight so as not to throw out my back moving it.
That is the reason it stayed on the top shelf, I don't know why I put it there and was fearful of dropping it bringing it back down.
Sliced through the bacon with ease.
Well I have had this slicer in my garage for quite some time. When I got it I had put it up on a top shelf and it is so heavy I never got around to taking it down to give it a once over.
Being inspired by the Bacon sub-forum I jumped in and got some BACON started forcing me to get the slicer...
Well I needed an excuse or motivation I guess to get my old SLICER into working order so I dry brined (sp) some bacon.
Almost 12 pound skin off belly from Costco, brined for 2 weeks in foodsaver bags, soaked for 2 hours in a water bath, into the fridge uncovered over night. The brine was a...
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