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I did turkey legs a couple of weeks ago and they came out great. I only brined them about four hours. I didn't really measure the ingredients, but I took a one quart sauce pan and added about a cup of brown sugar, about a half cup of salt, and a big scoop of minced garlic. I heated it up...
I thought we were going to be getting a lot of visitors here in town, but it looks as though most decided to go up toward Dallas. Hopefully this won't end up being too big of a mess for those in the Galveston/Houston area.
I want ribs but I left it up to the wife this weekend. She said, "I want chicken." I said, "So, you want chicken and ribs?" (See how I slipped that in.) She said, "Uh, I guess so?" Chicken and ribs it is. I haven't done any spares yet, so I will probably get a rack of those...
Funny you should say that. Just last night I was telling the wife that if we ever buy another house, it WILL have backyard big enough for a large smoker and a swimming pool, oh and a bar!
LOTR, that looks like a great place to do a little smokin. I use photobucket to post my pics. I upload them at 640x480, and I copy the image code from the photo and paste it directly into the post. I think it works pretty well.
I don't know anything about jerk pork, but however you decide to make it, I am sure it will turn out good. A friend of mine used to make jerk chicken occasionally, probably wasn't authentic, but it sure was good. You could always smoke the roast, and use your jerk season to mop...
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Just put it in a pan and cover with foil. I crimp around the edges to seal it better.
Checked out your website. You have some good stuff on there! I am gonna have to take some notes.
I agree with Wutang and BinIndy. I think you would need something bigger. I would try and find someone to custom build a firebox for that cooker. It would be more expensive but it would last longer too. The metal on the CG firebox is pretty thin. I am sure some of the more experienced...
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