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my partner in crime, this is her at 6 months trying to get comfy on the couch with a lazy and full irie! weighed in about 60 lb's in this pic and she is currently 8 months now and a little over 75lbs. Her mom and dad are both around 110! Shes gonna be a big girl.
nap time...
ill take some...
now that sounds good! I have had store bought smoked salmon and didn't hate it, but didn't love it either... I have a feeling the fresh stuff is a going to be a completely different story.
I gotcha, that makes sense. I dont think there is really a wrong way to start a fire using the minion method it really comes down to personal preference. I have seen and heard of people doing all kinds of variation on the same basic idea of lighting a big fire slowly with a small fire so as long...
I would start with what you would like to eat the most and branch out from there. I really wanted to smoke pulled pork when I started so my first 3 smokes were all bone in shoulders. Every smoker is different just as every cut of meat it. I would start with something forgiving, like a pork...
I have never used briquettes in my smoker so I cant give you a definitive answer but are you sure you need that much to get it going? As long as I put in my starter lump when its red hot I usually only use 3 or 4 large pieces placed in the middle of my charcoal ring and it will slowly get the...
X2 my last 3 smokes on my wsm have been over nights and they all turned out great. The last one took a little over 18 hours at around 210/220* to cook a 9.8lb butt to 198* internal. Best of all, no charcoal refill! I start it with the charcoal ring filled as high as it will go with out...
My stomach just rumbled something fierce looking at the picture of the sliced up whole bird.... That thing looks awesome.
How did the stuffed leg taste?
WOW..... this is one of the best q-views I have seen in a while everything looks so good! let me know if you need any help disposing of left overs next time. I will gladly help
I really don't want to argue apples and oranges with you. I am not saying you are wrong and by no means am I saying its right for there to be potentially hazardous materials in your charcoal. I am just saying in the grand scheme of things, is this problem really so severe you need to let it ruin...
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