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It weighs 5.5 pounds. Bone In. Thigh. Probably going to keep it as a roast and slice to eat. I have applewood. 225 sounds right. How long am I looking at 5-6 hrs? And any rub that is particularly good?
I was given a Boar leg and want to smoke it in a couple weeks. I have the Chargriller Duo with the firebox. I was thinking about doing a rub and using applewood. Say 225 degrees. But for how long. Any suggestions?
I smoke a chicken about every two weeks. First I brine mine for 3 days. Take it out and dry it in the fridge for another day. I cook my bird at 215 degrees and I use about 3 chunks of applewood with lumpcoal. Take about 4-6 hours. I like a longer smoke.
Thanks, just researched the Minion Method and looks and sounds like a good method. Will do. Thanks. Sorry to mention this, but this forum is so awesome!!!!
Thanks Timber and others. So should I use applewood with very little charcoal or use charcoal and primary source of heat (I have a firebox). and sprinkle the applwood like I would Hickory?
With Charcoal that is a ton for a 7 hour job or so.
My name is Randy Bollinger I live in Wake Forest, NC. I have a 5050Dual Chargriller with a firebox on the side. I am new to the smoking, but I love it and am always looking to find an excuse to use my grill. I am attempting to smoke a 10 pound Turkey for Thanksgiving (no pressure).
So, I did a trial run. Applewood. I only put in about half a chimney full of coals and 4 pieces of applewood. I am going to smoke a 10 pound Turkey. I figure 10 hours. Should I load up the the firebox with wood on a red charcoal? 4 pieces did not keep the smoker part above 235 for very...
I was looking for some advice about what type of wood to use to Smoke the Turkey. I have a fire box method smoker. I have never used wood to smoke anything besides some Hickory on some charcoal. I want to smoke a 12 pound Turkey and was looking for the best type of wood to use. I was...
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