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Being a stick burner I have been searching for the perfect gloves to use when playing with fire.
I started with Mechanix gloves and wow those did not last long. Then went to the Mechanix Carbon X High heat and tore holes in the thumbs and got a nice blister on my thumb moving a burning split...
great article and I have used this site for a few things in the past. I guess I would agree and disagree with some of it. The one thing that caught my eye and I never really thought about was the safety of using a beer can. That is a good enough reason for me to stop using the can. That said I...
I like to do about 1/2 can and fill with purple onions, garlic, thyme, oregano, rosemary and then smoke it. I go a little warmer at about 250 - 275 on this but everyone seems to really love it. Take it to an IT of 165 on the nose and let rest for a bit. I think all the stuff in the beer can gets...
Thanks Bill! It was fun but I have to get a helper next time.. Cant stay up all night and party all day after. no longer the rockstar I was in my youth.
Very nice you will love this cooker. I have a 60 Orig (just couldnt swing the cost on the deluxe) and I love it. I found it very easy to get the hang of and I agree with Dave that stick burners produce the best Q. Watch the vids on the lang site on building a fire and cleaning it they should...
Nice I am going to have to try this. Thanks for the pic of the recipe as well. Seems pretty simple and easy to do. I bet the family will love this one.
Doug
Thanks all and glad you enjoyed the pics.
Sound1 you will not regret it. This was amazing! Gonna be my new thing to do with leftover pulled pork. The 14 year old is a very picky eater and he ate 2 of them and asked if he could have a third. I told him he should take one to school for lunch...
Best Burger or at least one of the best I have ever had. I decided to try something different. I did not measure but will try and reproduce the recipe.
2 pounds ground beef (I used my own ground eye round)
3/4 pound bacon chopped fine,
1 - 1 1/4 pound pulled pork chopped fine,
1 tbsp minced...
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