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Nice looking UDS. Just a question, why would you want to use a drip pan? I think the drippings that fall and hit the coals add a very distinct flavor to foods smoked on the UDS. IMO it gives it a real "old school' BBQ pit flavor.
What type of weber smoker? I have quit using water in all of my smokers, instead I fill the water pan with play sand (because it is clean) and cover with two layers of HD aluminum foil. It is more stable than water and doesn't require refilling. If I am making sausage I do use water to keep the...
I made my charcoal basket out of materials found at lowes. It works like a charm, and is not showing any sighns of burning though. My UDS has been in service for at least 4 years, and let me tell ya...it is ugly! Good luck in your buisness venture.
I was thinking the whole thread about how you could add some bulk, for more of a portion. I was thinking you could add some chops, or sometimes we get the loin roasts pretty cheap here. You could do any of those. What about a smaller picnic roast mixed with some loin meat?
Yup, we just eat those bones (or work around them) they never really dissolve on the fish we get here, on the bigger trout we use plyers to pull the bones after we fillet them.
I use a starter chiminy, usually about 1/3 full. Then I place it on my gas grill side burner to get it going. Get it going really good, all charcoal should be lit and have some white ash and glowing red. The more you start with the hotter your smoking temps will be. You have to play with it to...
Resmoke, too late to start curing your own, it takes almost 2 weeks to do it that way.
I use a spiral cut, slather in yellow mustard and your favorite rub ( I like Jeffs). Smoke until warm enough (it is all cooked so just get it hot enough to eat)
Easy fast and soo good.
I have run my UDS for 16-18 hours and had fuel left to burn the next time I used it. My charcoal basket it the diameter of the Weber Smokey joe charcoal grate. I can fit almost a whole small bag of royal oak natural lump in it, but never needed to. I think the bigest thing is getting to know...
If it where me I would do a few pork butts, but I would start at 4am if you wanna eat at 6pm. Always figure in time to get the smoker ready and at the end you should rest the meat for at least 1 hour, I preferr a couple hours. If you wanna do a brisket for 20 people you should start the night...
I have tried everything to make my smoke last longer in my gasser. The best luck I have had so far is to use big chunks, almost fist size. It makes the best thin blue smoke and lasts for a couple of hours. I have also had good luck using the Amaze n smoker in my gasser. I have gotten upwards of...
Gotta do what ya gotta do. I have ran my UDS in -20F temps, last weekend we had sustained winds in the 40-50mph range. It always just runs like a dream. The only difference is mine sits directly on the ground.
The turkey looks so good!
I am in the market for a vacuum sealer, looking to spend in the $200 range. Currently I am looking at the Vacmaster PRO260 and the Foodsaver V3880. Both units look okay to me. I have no experience with either so I am also open to suggestions. Is there an advantage to spending more on these...
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