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You will still have to add wood maybe not every twenty minutes but still add at an interval. After much research and discussion with other forum members and on other sites I've gained a huge knowledge of just what these units do.
So for me I choose to bbq at temps around 250* to 275* and. I...
So the biggest thing I have found being the problem with the Char-Griller is the thin metal that is used to manufacture them. The solution that I have found all started with basic bath towels. And let me to discover a non fiberglass Welding blanket. It is a 3/16 of an inch thick thermo felt...
Its not that I dont enjoy being outside with my offset because I mean I think I smell good enough to eat after a few hours while waiting. Just with the colder weather coming up and lots of family at the house I want something that is the set it and forget it to interact with everyone. Thanks fo...
Well I have a Char-griller offset....just definately tired of the constant watching the fire and firebox. With the holidays coming up and a turkey that needs to be done Id like to spend time with the family while the bird cooks along.
What do you mean by heat shrink at the top? Are you meaning where the probe wire connects to the metal probe? Thats ingenious and glad its a common thought.
So I just want to put it out there and see if my instinct is correct in my recent money splurge...
So after searching around craiglist I came across a few bradley smokers...all the sudden just a few hours from me is a brand new still in the box...for $250. Oh it has 3 24 packs of different wood...
I picked up my material....and now another smoker. Lol I found a new in the box Digital Bradley Smoker...for $200 with 72 flavor biscuits. Definately for a steal!!
Never the less Im cutting out the pieces and getting it sewed together as we speak. Its going to look pretty good I think. I will...
Plum Crazy when I told my wife I saw someone successfully do a prime rib smoke and showed her the rub you used she started getting giddy. Montreal is her favorite seasoning and the main one I use on my steaks on the grill!
I'll tell you what I really wish I would have had it before this weekend...did my pork shoulder and had a heck of a time keep temp up with the cross wind and high 30°chilly weather we had. Made for a long process and plus I had to pull the shoulder off at 190°. I can say getting a shoulder to...
I want to say first off Thank You to both of you for the input and opinions.
rkonrad45 All in all the whole process has not been that bad, when you started with a free smoker that cost nothing more than moving it to my home. It makes too much sense to just mod it out and make it perform as...
Ill tell you what as far as the side to side temps I have had awesome luck with the baffle plates i put in...keeps them to within 10* to 15* at most from side to side. Wasnt to expensive like ive seen some of the others either. And Im still waiting on mine to come in...I feel like a dang kid at...
Yeah I've seen a few guys post about how long a whole packer takes. Thats why a local butcher and long time smoker has agreed to show me where the fat line is between the flat and point. He gonna just go over a brisket prep there in his shop...kinda nice since hes the expert.
My plan is to...
Ive looked at all kinds of post and ways to do it...definately followed the KISS method.
Now Im going to be doing a whole packer so I can do some burnt end with the point. So do you think that it would be about the same process?? Never done a beisket so Im just getting my facts!
From the sounds of it I would say you live in Missouri almost. Lol that's pretty much how our forecast usually always is...they call for rain and it's just an estimated range give or take a day or two.
I did a whole beer can chicken a couple weeks ago turned out pretty good. Wife got a little...
I actually like that looks good brother!! All my sewing will be done by the wife though she rocks at it and will make it look pretty!!
As far as the gazebo I completely agree...I have actually been looking into one that has mesh or complete side to keep wind out to. Its tall too which is good...
fpmich just from the looks of it it looks like butcher block top! What a great idea! I did this to an island in my house and I absolutely love it...it is upkeep but if done right many years of great use!
Jaburr25-what are your details on doing your brisket? I havent yet but am going to start...
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