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I like chelada's in the summer: mexican beer over ice with lots of lime juice and a salted rim. The ice melts down enough that it almost seems hydrating.
Most of the stories I've heard are that replacing the hopper lid gasket with a lava lock or similar end up making the hopper lid leak more. Because of these stories, I haven't tried it, though I do get a little leakage from the hopper lid.
I'm actually more interested in anyone who has put a...
Your set up sounds like the plan I want to try. However, still more questions: Does the split burn faster or slower than the charcoal? Does it usually last the entire cook for a pork butt (or at least until you wrap)? Any problems maintaining temps?
Thanks
Do you know if using the Hickory split contributed to the bridge? Possibly fell sideways and clogged the chute? Never used a full split in my MB gravity and was wondering how it performs.
Thanks ChuxPick. One of my favorite features of the MB Gravity smokers is the ability to sear after cooking low and slow. Goes from 225 to 650 in about 5 min.
Thanks Zippy.
Thanks Brian.
My wife and I love lamb, so I suggest you should try it. It has a gamey flavor, but we really like that about it and the smoke complimented it well. Thanks Jim.
Thanks Ray.
Thanks Smokerjim
Thanks Thirdeye. That's a beautiful looking spread you got...
The wife and I love lamb, but never had it smoked, so I decided to smoke and sear a small bone in leg roast in the MB Gravity 800.
First, marinated the roast for about 6 hours in a paste of garlic and fresh herbs from the garden:
Then onto the pit. Smoked it at 225 using Royal Oak...
I've only done ribs a couple of times in my Gravity 800. The first time was without a pan, the second with a pan. The first time the ribs got dried out, however, that was probably more due to cooking longer than I should have. I will probably go with a water pan for most cooks going forward...
Thanks, SmokinVol. Never did smashburgers until they became a food trend in the past couple of years. They're so good. I don't think this trend will go away soon.
Looks great, Bear. That's exactly how I like my porterhouse: rare side of medium rare edge to edge. And the peach crumb looks incredible. Save me a slice of that.
Bird.
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