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Here is a list of woods that can be used for smoking that i found on the web and yes almond can be used.
ACACIA - these trees are in the same family as mesquite. When burned in a smoker, acacia has a flavor similar to mesquite but not quite as heavy. A very hot burning wood.
ALDER - Very...
I have been looking for over a year for a used one here in so cal, hard to find but I did. Will be making a 700 mile round trip on Saturday to bring here home. To go along with my two pellet smokers and two BP UDS the wife says I'm a smoker junky :) anyway any advice fire management will help...
Thanks Dave, I have been looking for a used Jambo for over a year just found one that is two years old and i can get for about half the price of a new one after shipping.
Im on several other forums thought i need join here as i recently purchased a Jambo smoker to go along withe my UDS and pellet smokers. There is alot info on this site that i can learn from.
Thanks
I have two pellet smokers and two drum smokers and purchased a Jambo Jr that i will be picking up next week. And have no clue what to do when it comes to starting and managing the fire in the Jamo. Do you use charcoal or seasond wood how much of either?
Thanks in adavance
If I'm going to cook at 225* i will place about fifteen lit coals on top of the basket full and open the top vent all the way, open both slide vents so that one hole is exposed each side. When it gets close to the 225 * i will close one side all the way and adjust the orther side as required. On...
I have two Big Poppa drums and the bottom vents work great if install right. The good things about the vents you can take as low as you want to go. I have had mine down to 180 for ten hours no problem very little adjustment needed. Give them a try
Here in So Cal we have Trader Joes i just tried their hardwood charcoal last weekend and i have to say it is outstanding if you can get it give it a try.
I have a IQ 110 also and did install the 1 " npple and i have no issues at all it will maintain any temp i want it too with all vents closed except the top vent which is 100% open.
As they say BBQ is done when done. I never cook by temp always by look and feel, wrap when the bark is set and has a mahogany look you can tell by running your finger over the meat no rub on finger good to go, usually at the four hour mark. As for being done I prob when it slides in like a warm...
Set the IQ 110 at 275* threw on a 12 packer
Rubbed with salt, pepper and injected with beef broth
After 4 hours time to wrap
Done and time to cut the point of for burnt ends and time to rest
Burnt ends
Sliced an ready
It has an thread adapter which screws into a 1" nipple . So far so good set it at 275 let it settle in put the brisket it on. It has stayed at the 275 mark for two hours.
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