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Smoker been blowing smoke since 3:30 this morning. Going to a family fish fry but thought I would take some ribs too. In all our busy day lets not forget those who gave it all. Have a blessed weekend!133674693112
Terry
I have and Old Country pit. Been using this type of smoker for years. You have to get used to regulating the temp. I also cover my items when they get the color I want with foil.
I am building a larger reverse smoker but I plan to keep my Old Country and use it too.
BC
Richie, that looks very good. The wife and I love a good Terimisu. We will have to try this one. Looks pretty easy to make too. Thanks for the pictures.
Wow very impressive. I have to try this some time. I guess it's best to cold smoke in the cooler weather of winter here in the south? I want to make a plan to try this late fall. Is the wax a special wax for cheese? Where do you find it?
BC
I would go with the 6" pipe at least 24" long. I'm building a reverse flow and CC is only a 120 gallon tank. The calculator that harmrhead mentioned above calls for a 6" exhaust at 20" for mine. Also my opening from the firebox is a 20" long half moon that is 8" at the widest point.
My wife added her wonderful potato salad and dinner was just great. Set up my plate for a picture but got sidetracked and when I remembered, the plate was about empty.
I never have posted anything I have cooked. Hope this made sense.
A rib dinner was a nice way to end a day of yard work.
I added some corn at the 3 hr mark which I soaked in water, pulled the shuck back and seasoned with Morton Nature's Seasons, and coated with butter. Wrapped them in foil and put the on with the ribs.
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