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The water pan acts as a heat sink to keep the temps a bit more even. It also collects drippings from your food. I use sand in my pan and it seems to work better than when I used water. If you use water in a pan, make sure it is hot when you put it in the pan. You don't want to have to lift your...
I would use a rub on it and I would put it in the GOSM. Remember the volume of smoke isn't as important as the quality of the smoke. Thin blue smoke. I would keep smoke on it till it hit about 140 the let it go up without. You can wrap it in the 160 - 170 range. Time will depend on what temp you...
Don't know what the meat temp was but I have been working off this info since I started smoking.
The back yard smoker is for "hot smoking". The heat source is 225-300
degrees F. The meat, depending of type, is brought to standard internal
temperatures of 145-180 degrees F. In hot smoking, the...
Sounds like the judging was a mixed bag. Some nice looking rigs and that green one looks a bit modular. That old rusty looking one looks like someone abandoned it and hoped no one saw them leave town.
Welcome aboard. You're well on your way with your brisket. This is the place to get the answers to your questions as they pop up. Looking forward to hearing how your smoke turns out and a few Q-view would be appreciated by all.
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