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Hay Lu aub. I too have been questioning brick or lump..
From what I've read is lump burns hotter but for shorter times than bricks.
So in the mean time if your looking at doing long cooks I'd stick with bricks and nail the temp issues. A water bath really helped my last cook, kept temps at 105 c...
Great build mate and it looks to be working well..
I also made a stainless cooker from a keg, but need a couple of shelves now for it.
Did the 14" rack fit well?? And how close to 14" is it? My inside diameter
Is 14.1" so needs to be pretty accurate.
A dessert pizza..
Chocolate hazelnut smeared as the base, marshmallow peices scattered over it with roasted nuts and ice cream when finished.....
Ow yer. We did this in a wood oven. Was insane
Try a bit. You'd probably want to take the same route as if you were doing a cheese.. Nice and cold..
Give it a try I say.. Your only gunna have a mess if it fails.. :-D
Thanks for the replies guys.
I'd love a trip to Canada.. :-D
Yea sorry I forgot to mention I work in Celsius..
So for you guys my cook temp was 248 F.. ;-)
Anyway the water bath did extremely well at regulating the temp..when the cook was over I removed the bath and the temps climbed to 180...
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