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Have you tried the wood chip and pellet blend in the hopper. That is a huge selling point for me. My smoking season will be over by the time I get mine in the que. I have an estimated $3500 ish with freight. This will be the last one I get...
However, I think I'll keep my heavily moded...
I have been contemplating on getting this one. It would have been cheaper to buy this than a whole new smoker and PID controller upgrade, even though the PID controller serves a purpose.
Sorry for bringing this up, but I have been out for a while and I am now in the position of playing with my BBQ/Smoking gear again. I will be repurposing a Smoke Daddy Big KaHuna Venturi Smoker. I have a small fridge much like the one dcarch has in this thread. Very cool design and extremely...
Thanks ya'll...
my wife likes this one the best...
and thank you for the suggestions... it turned out great as there was only half a small zip lock bag left... that was between 10 adults...
pics will be posted soon.
You're brave if you want to try that shoulder out for the first time from me...
I was not sure if I took total weight vs weight of the average size of the shoulder...
It is looking like I am going to go by feeling again... LOL... Just kidding...
I am trying out a first for me this time. One...
I have about 13lbs of pork shoulder. They are in 4 separate pieces, do I base the 1.5 hours/pound on the total weight or individual weight. I hope this is not a stupid question.
thanks,
yep...
I did some beefs at about 190 for like 6 hours. it was pulling back too.
I am doing pork ribs in the morning around 8 am and they should be done around 4 or 5pm ish.
slow cooking is the best way for best results...
yes. It looks like the one I got from Wally World.
my issue is ash control.
Maybe I don't know how to handle that basic operation. It seems like the ash chokes the coals.
I know in my new Brinkman Smoke'n Pit the coals burned completely... I am impressed.
This was my second one. I had the ECB first and gave it to my wife's Aunt and Uncle since I wanted more space.
I like this one better, but how do you manage the ashes?
I have been cooking for a couple of years with the outdoor gear, but still a newbie since I just been trying to learn on my...
Your signature is clever...
anywho...
I did do a search of the whole forum and all the GOSM mods are for the Propane smoker.
I have the Coal one.
I was thinking maybe drilling the holes on the side...
but the ash is part of the problem as well.
I did a search for this and could not find anything in particular for it.
I was thinking about drilling a series of 1/4" to 3/8" holes in the charcoal box where the coals sit. Would this be a good idea or should I leave it alone. I am not sure how to manage the ash control.
thank you.
I am such a newbie...
Ok, I think the brisket is about 9-12lbs. and right now I have one rack of beef ribs, but will most likely get another 2 racks. To break in the Brinkman Smokin' Pit I am cooking up some marinated chicken tonight. Should I start the brisket late tonight instead?
I keep...
Tomorrow morning I will start the coals early for the crowd in the evening.
do these times sound ok?
Brisket - 10 hours
Beef Ribs - 6 ish hours?
so here is my planned schedule:
0600ish start the coals
0700ish put the brisket in.
noonish put the ribs in.
will this schedule work?
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