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Smoker sits on my side porch under the window where my chair is at so it wouldn't be but maybe 5' away so I think it might be a good deal to get I plan on doing a meatloaf this weekend
It's been a while since I've had a smoker with out a built in stat so what would be a good after market stat that I could run thru the vent at the top to eliminate having to open the door so much to shove a thermometer in and check like to keep it below $30.00
Yeah I did notice that the thin part of the meat was super tender pulled apart and melted in your mouth as to the thicker majority of the meat wasn't as soft and juicy this was a big learning curve for me this time next time I'm planning on doing a longer and a little bit of a hotter cook on it...
I know it's a not so easy cut to get perfect I was actually thinking about doing it for about 8-10 hours but Thought it might dry it out ?? So I opted to do it by the a hour per pound maybe that was a bad idea ??
I think it turned out damn good I did cooked it at 200* for 5 hours it was almost 6lbs after I pulled it out I let it rest for a hour in foil wrapped in a heavy towel in a cooler some parts were more tender than others but all in all myself and every one else was happy with it so next id like to...
Hey every one I've searched this site for years but never really joined figured it was time I live in pa not really known for its BBQ or anything like that I'm a boiler maker by trade and daily fabricator I'm currently building a 275 gal oil drum smoker I've owned many smokers in the past some...
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