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I may be new here, but I'm not new to smoking meat. The disadvantage it has compared to a Weber Smokey Mountain is thinner steel. An advantage is the handles on the body of the smoker. I like that I can lift the body of the smoker off of the fire should I need to. So, have I already thought...
My new smoker arrived a couple of days ago. I haven't put it together yet, so this is a downloaded picture of one. It's a Cuisinart 18. Yes, a Weber Smoky Mountain would be better, but it wasn't in the budget. I plan to smoke country style ribs as the initial smoke. Any of y'all have one? How...
My second try at my barbecue sauce is in the chilling stage. It seems promising. As for the recipe, it's going in my cookbook. I'll post it after the cookbook is done.
I got to thinking that now isn't the ri go time to spend $600.00 on a smoker. Getting this instead. I first learned to smoke meat on a bullet style smoker and it's only $149.00
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