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22" on my back porch. Whole bag in the bottom....save 12 briquette to "light" and drop smack dab in the center of the donut. No need for a soup can. I promise it's not that hard. How much wood you use will depend on which wood and how much smoke you want. Just remember not to race up to temp...
Welcome to the forum. I have found every piece of advice I could ever want here. Don't be afraid to use the search function and more importantly post pics pics and more pics!
@ElectricLouie
Recipes are all over this website. Try the search box to look for whatever you need. Jeff's naked rub and Texas style rub are a purchase which goes towards supporting the site.
@letsbobbyQ
Instead of mustard for a binding agent use maple syrup. It's a great contrast to the Texas style rub and if you like sweet then use the regular rub.
Apply on raw meat then apply rub on top of it.
You sound like I side when I started. Wanted all the answers up front. My best advice, and I'm still a rookie, fire it up and try it! I've learned more from doing it than I ever did reading about it. Many suggest a log book to help you fine tune your skills.
Learn to control your fire temp and...
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