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Smoking prime rib
I let it burn for an hour to see if it's a constant temperature and marked it and it been steady 230 to 340- smoking burda
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- Forum: Beef
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Hello from Massachusetts
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- Post #7
- Forum: Roll Call
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Master Built Pro 2 Door Smoker Propane Needle valve install, cast iron skillet for wood chunks, door
The trick is to let it be I run it for an hour before I put it in- smoking burda
- Post #13
- Forum: Propane Smokers
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Master Built Pro 2 Door Smoker Propane Needle valve install, cast iron skillet for wood chunks, door
I have not done a thing but put a cast iron pan for wood chunks and played with the top vent and I'm holding at 235 and I'm doing a 15 pound prime rib and auju in my smoker- smoking burda
- Post #12
- Forum: Propane Smokers
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Smoking prime rib
I tied it the best I could I'll have to get a bigger smoker I had to put it in at a angle and it still hits the sides and all the information is greatly appreciated- smoking burda
- Post #5
- Forum: Beef
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Smoking prime rib
I'm smoking prime rib no bone today and I was Wondering if I should tie it it's a 15 # so it's kind of flat any input would be great Smoking Burda- smoking burda
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Hello from Massachusetts
Well I'm going to smoke a 14 and half pound prime rib today and do Smokey auju post pic later- smoking burda
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- Forum: Roll Call
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Hello from Massachusetts
In new to this smoking thing and I had a Master built gas smoker- smoking burda
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- Forum: Roll Call
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