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Technology is cool... Outside, 60F... drinking a cold Iron City Light, smoking some Dutch's Beans over Apple and Maple (with a nice TBS) and surfing the net. Doesn't get much better than that, now does it.
Mmmmm does it smell good. And the tastes on the spoon after stiring every 30...
"Well, barbeque my hamhocks!"
LOL -- Foghorn Rules!
So, I have a year to practice before Dover 2008! That may not be enough time! Maybe we should have PA representation -- PA Pork Pullers or something...
Ted
Ron (aka Fellow PA'er),
Here is a picture of my GOSM with coffee can. The only "mod" done was to slightly lift the left and right brackets holding the water pan upwards. This provided the small amount of extra clearance needed.
Hope that helps.
SMOKE ON!
Ted
Ok, so I am going to start working from cheese to sides and meats. I am using a coffee can with holes drilled on the one side. If I am going to smoke something for say 3 hours, how much wood do you put into the coffee can. I use mostly chunks, not chips.
Is it better to use less and refill...
A thing that is hard to get over is the fact I am actually buying wood on EBAY?? Who would of thunk it?
Black Cherry is non-existent around my area. Kane PA is supposed to be one of the best areas for it and I just got 8lbs and will be ordering 60lb more. Wow does it smell and taste great!
Ted
Dutch,
Sorry if this has been asked... I didn't see:
I am going to make your Wicked Beans for a camp/card party this weekend. When they are in the smoker, do you need to stir often to get the smoke throughout the beans?
Also, I read that a day or so sit is best. So make Thursday night for...
Hey Flyboys! Welcome from the home of little league baseball, Piper airplanes and the mighty Susquehanna river! Booya
Smoke 'em if ya got 'em... (ribs that is).
Ted
Finally getting cold and just got my first smoker last week. Proud owner of a GOSM 3405BGW. A Wal-mart steal at $50!!
Looking forward to many great tasting treats once I learn through reading this great forum and trial and error cooking.
Gonna try some Wicked Baked Beans for a little camp...
Sorry if this has been discussed, but I did not see it:
I have a GOSM 3405bgw. I wanted to try smoking cheese. Read and talked to people you needed a low temp. I tried something last night that may just work when it gets a bit colder.
Start GOSM as normal. Then, slowly turn burner control...
I love dry rubs on my ribs and chicken. It is tough for me to find one that I like as I do not like "salty" and many rubs seem to be (at least purchased ones). I only use JK's dry rub (from Outerbanks) currently.
I would like to buy and try this infamous rub... my question is -- is it salty...
For all you Texans out there..... This PA boy uses Shiner Bock for all my beer needs (ribs, chicken) on and around the grill/smoker!!
Sure wish it wasn't so hard to get in the middle of nowhere PA.
Ted
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