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it is. its written for the majority of people who dont cook often or just started. i have it as well and there are some good references and points in it tho
I like the bunjee cord idea, cheap and effective! I am torn on getting a baffle plate for this. I am currently looking at getting a lang patio or a black warrior patio model but, until then, this bad boy will have to do me and im tired of only being able to cook on 50-60% of the surface.
BTW...
This right here, esp your last line about "I was tired of modding and just wanted to cook" is exactly why im looking at the lang 48 hybrid patio and the black warrior comanche warrior
I dont brine my birds and I leave them whole. Rub the bird with olive oil and then my rub or your favorite falvor. Pull the skin back enough at the neck to get some rub down on the breast meat itself. As it cooks I baste with olive oil and rub mix. I pour half a Bud heavy down my throat and put...
how much meat can you get in it? Like racks of ribs and butts? not trying to hijack the thread here just noticed you have the exact smoker im so close to pulling on
i notice you have a lang 36" patio hybrid. Im actually debating on purchasing that exact smoker or getting a tow behind greasy hill or black warrior (unfortunatly the lang tow behinds are not in my budget right now)
I like to start with a full chimney and a split. Ill let it get hot then dampin back down after it hits 275-300. Few pieces of lump charcoal and 1-2 splits ever 1-2 hours is all it takes to hold 250-300 temp
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