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The Rational Side of me says: $6000 for a smoker you MIGHT use 2 or 3 times per year is crazy talk. I know some BBQ joints here in VA that use a Lang 84 as their catering rig. It puts out a lot of 'cue but requires a lot of wood.
The Geeky Toy side says: $6000 for a smoker you MIGHT use 2 or 3...
Go for a smoker temp of 250 and throw out the time estimates. A brisket is done when it's done. Trust me, you'll have a much better time smoking that way
Don't give up on smoking the butts. They are a good, cheap piece of meat to start with. A few observations from your log:
1. Temps when up fairly steady, did you temp in multiple locations or just one probe? For me, if the temps are rising "too well" on one area, I probe multiple places to...
Thanks. My smoker was made by a local welder, Cookers by Kev. He did a great job and this smokers will sit at 250 all day will little more that one split of wood every 60-70 minutes
I was asked to smoke a pig for a cigar event at my local cigar club. This was only my second pig smoke on the reverse flow so I figured I would document it for the brethren. Here we go...
Picked up the pig at 1900 and from the joint there were "issues". I was suppose to get a 80 pound pig...
I'm considering adding a pellet smoker and that RecTec looks incredible. Can it use any pellets or are their pellet specific to their smoker? (pellet novice here)
The skin thing could possibly be it. I don't know, I just know she got to 200 in five spots in 6 hours. Thumbs Up
Now, I'm doing the 80 pounder this weekend (as a rain event promises to drench us Friday and Saturday) and with my luck it'll take 14 hours. :grilling_smilie:
When I make my rib rub I put one cup of the finished product through a coffee grinder on "Espresso" setting. It makes a fine dust that I use after the ribs come off the smoke. I've had a real positive response to that technique
What temp are you cooking your picnics? I was running solidly at 275, I didn't put the probe in until the 4 hour mark and the meat in 3 of the five probe spots was already above 170 so I really didnt have a stall.
I have done butts at 225 and it has taken FOREVER and to be honest, there was no...
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