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Awesome guys, thx for the advice. My cord of oak this year is very dry so maybe that will help. Also, I will add in charcoal to the mix.
Best payback would be for me to follow up with photos of better smoked meat so look for a followup here when the weather warms up.
I've had this smoker for several years and love it considering the cost. It is an uninsulated smoker. Great for brisket but I need to lighten the smoke for ribs. Was a a rib place recently and I need to get better.
Smoker photos:
I went 162 deep inside, A turkey is a tough smoke, legs and outer areas were 170. All it took was forgetting about it for a few minutes extra while I cooked inside the house. The brine is so important, it was juicy regardless.
My son graduated from highschool last night so lots of family in town. Doing 2 - 14lb briskets today. At $10 a lb I better not screw it up. Just salt and pepper, they went on about 2 am this morning.
I don't remember the brand, somewhere in rural Georgia.
Absolutely you could grill in my smoker, just pull out the water pan and use the lowest rack. Let me find more photos.
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