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Congrats on the new smoker. That one'll teach you a lot about building and maintaining a fire. Once you get the hang of it, I'm sure you'll love it. Make sure to use the search tool to check out the mods for that unit. Some of them are critical for maintaining your temps. Happy smoking!
When we bought this house about 5 years ago, a fairly decent garden had been established and to our delight, there was quite a bit of rhubarb. Now, I've tended a garden most of my life but don't have any experience with rhubarb other than harvesting and cooking.
The plants have done well but...
Welcome from another newbie. The folks here are amazing. This is the most comprehensive knowledge base for smoking on the Internet.
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Keep the meat cold, (almost frozen). That'll help with the texture and especially when you're ready to stuff it with the Kitchen Aid stuffer. After 5 pounds with that thing, you'll be ready to invest in a vertical stuffer.
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