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Rubbed it with salt, pepper, garlic and a little bit of onion powder. Did it for about 2 hours on the char-griller offset using red oak. Not much of a smoke ring but it actually had just the right amount of smoke on it. Most importantly they tasted great. All in all not too bad for a first go at it.
Just moved out to Southern California from NY. Looking forward to having some good smoking weather year round... Gave away my old Brinkmann Cabinet and Weber Kettle before I made the move and just got a Chargriller 5050 with the SFB this week. Looking forward to learning a lot from you all and...
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