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Noboundaries Thanks for all your hard work on this.
I just bought a Meadow Creek PR36 for all my cooking needs...
I was using Royal Oak lump charcoal in my old Brink-mans grill, since I could adjust the grill tray it worked great. On the PR36 I noticed that I was not getting high temps for...
Just wanted to say thanks for all the input. After looking for 2 weeks, I chose the MeadowCreek PR36.
I can't wait to start smoking....
I went to Smokin-Dudes BBQ who are a dealer. They talked me out of a few bells-and whistles I was thinking about like a pull out charcoal tray.
So that...
My grill is on it's last legs...It was a regular Brinkman charcoal grill that I converted with patio blocks to use as a smoker form time to time.
I need to get one that I can use as a smoker and a regular grill. My old grill was 30 inches, would like 36.
Contact me if you are interested in...
My grill is on it's last legs...It was a regular Brinkman charcoal grill that I converted with patio blocks to use as a smoker form time to time.
I need to get one that I can use as a smoker and a regular grill. My old grill was 30 inches, would like 36.
Contact me if you are interested in...
I will admit, I never thought of a kettle grill. Cooking real estate is my biggest concern. I can currently do 6-8 racks of ribs(I used patio block to add a second tier).
I do family(4-6) and hangouts (10-15) during the summer.
I am looking for a good all in one grill. I had a Brinkmans charcoal grill that I used for smoking and it worked great. This weekend the bottom rotted through so I think this is the last year I can use it.
I looked at the grills in retail stores and they seem very cheaply build. I had a gas...
Wow....cooked for 8 hours and hit 180 internal temp. Cooked with woid so temp was not flat line. Peaks and vallies from 190 to 325. Hit highs when I added more wood, but fell after 15 to 20 min.
I only have the fire on the far right side. There is no direct heat under the meat. I block the fire in with block. If you look under the lower grate you can see them, on the edge of the blocks on top.
I can add wood from a door on the bottom, so I do not need to open the top at all, unless...
Will that give me the bark?
I have heard that you get the smoke flavor in the first hours, after that I can use regular wood, or is it better to just got with Hickory and Mesquite for the full time?
I did one a month ago (smaller) for 16 hours and it was perfect. Have more coming over and...