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I did a similar version of that mod that was posted on this web site using some brass lamp fittings. I have a small amount of smoke ocassionally but runs like a champ. Another bonus to using those lamp parts is the rod is threaded so u can cap whats not in use and is extremely cheap. Works for...
LGHT, it gets its name because it started in the Santa Maria valley some time around mid 1900s. So it's more of a regional thing. As far as the guy who made the first pit I couldn't tell you. It's basic main stay is tri tip.
Congrats on the new wsm. I love mine. Just a heads up, sometimes they run a little hot the first couple smokes. Once you get a good coating you'll be good. They don't always do that but just in case don't pull you're hair out. Recommend chicken or ribs at first.
I'd say you're definatly central. I moved from corona to bakersfield witch I'm pretty sure is central. I did that last August. I don't think anyone in the group will mind though. Happy smoking.
I gotta know dward51, I've had my wsm for around 3 years and love the consistency of it. Now to the question, is it more efficient on fuel using a digi q or similar setup?
It depends on how you prefer them since your not cooking a comp. If you like a slight pull that bites straight threw without rib falling apart (that's what a comp judge looks for) a little less time in foil. If you prefer fall off the bone then your doing em perfect for your taste. Cook em how...
I have both and wished that I woulda spent the extra on the 22.5 the second time time. The reasoning behind this falls on a lot of different issues. 1- the water bowl on the 18 in my opinion doesn't allow ado quit space between charcoal and water bowl. Argue all u want but I can put a 20# bag in...
I usually do chicken higher on my wsm. I've dun it a few times with nothing in bowl and worked fine. What I usually prefer to do though is on something that doesn't take long to smoke hit it reall low around 200* and then do the last 15* of cooking to temp on a hot BBQ. That's the only way I do...
Everything's looking good. What time line did you go with? I had always thought for some reason the briskest at Costco were only flats. Good to know they're full packers, their meat quality is really good.
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