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Looks delicious!! Yes, there is a difference between stick burners and grills. To me and the Mrs., the smoke on the stick burner is not as pronounced as is with the grill (Weber 22" with a slow n sear). Congrats on a nice find for $125!!!
Costco is at the low end, then in the 5-6 dollar range for a supermarket. Been trying to catch chuck roasts when they are on sale in the 3 - 4 dollar range.
Watch the smoke coming out of the vent, should be thin and blue. If you are seeing white smoke, that means fire not burning hot enough and that smoke gives off that nasty over smoked taste, it is really creosote. Try adding the wood a little at a time. The meat takes on the smoke for only a few...
I don't brine whole birds, no room, but I do inject them and apply rub. Always come out real good. I do brine chicken pieces and the brining really makes a difference.....in my opinion.
I am a Spare and ST. Louis fan, more meaty and juicy. You will have to decide which Rib camp you are in, the fall off the bone or bite off the bone. That will really help you in how to smoke/cook the ribs and if you are doing babies of spares. LOL...just search the forum and you will find 100s...
I have had the OK Joe Highland now for 3 years and only mods I did was seal the FB and add the convection baffle plate. The smoker does a really good job at producing some pretty good que, have not received any complaints!
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