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  1. J-R Enterprises 23-48 reverse flow water smoker

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    J-R Enterprises 23-48 reverse flow water smoker

      J-R Enterprises 23-48 reverse flow BBQ water smoker S/N 214 ( 2 ) cook surfaces, top slide out is 18" x 32". Bottom surface is 23" x 48 ", water pan drain, LP log lighter, competition grade temperature gauge, factory built in water refill valve, this unit is in excellent condition and cooks...
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    Arkansas smoke.

    Where are you at?, I am actually in Maumelle!!
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    Arkansas smoke.

    Man, you found the place for some ridiculous HOT sauce for sure!!!!!
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    HELP- Pork Butt good but color too dark.

    I know I am late on this , but info is info right ? if you dont make your own rub you have no control over what kind of sugar was used as sugar will burn, What to do? Use turbano sugar as it is larger grained and melts slower, Now addressing your mahogany color on the chicken using cherry, A...
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    Neighbor got a Brinkman Trailbalzer for Xmas...not going so well..advice?

    I don"t know how much one of those units cost, but it seems to me that the sellers bait the buyers into buying them because they look like an offset smoker that is commonly used on the competition circuit, after all the comments and reviews of this unit on this and other blogs, the cost of...
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    Arkansas smoke.

    Hellow Swats, I am almost in your back yard ( North Little Rock ) Welcome aboard!! My name is Tony aka Panther Mountain bbq, I compete in cook comps ( past 2 years ) and always look for a reason to fire the smoker! Look forward to shareing with and hearing from you !!
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    Hello fellow BBQ'ERs

    Thank"s I look forward to talking BBQ with everyone!!
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    Hello fellow BBQ'ERs

    Thank"s Dave We"ll Do !!
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    1st: Cherry/Balsamic Wet Rub Experiment on Spares: Q-View, Recipe, Review (FINISHED)

    Very Nice job & well documented, I am going to try your recipie as I have never done a wet rub, I think I will baste my ribs in the rub overnit though as the flavors will penetrate the meat and the acid will aid in pulling those flavors and spices into the meat deep, Thank"s for sharing.
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    Hello fellow BBQ'ERs

                              Hello everyone! My name is Tony and i am coming to you from my living room desk that is located in North Little Rock, Arkansas. I am an avid smoker! ( meat that is ) and am always looking for an excuse to fire up my smoker and cook...
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    Adding Charcoal in the Wood Pan

    Alan, if you go to the mojobrick web site they are doing a promotional right now 50% off your order and free shipping, I live in Little Rock, Arkansas and normal shipping is around $11.00  for competition I use the MoJoBrick which is the size of a brick and lasts up to 3-4 hrs, I have used the...
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    Chips, Chunks or Pellets?

    Jim, you are the envy of most cookers with the selection of wood you have access to , your wood should be dry for the most part, I say this because when you cut your wood and store it you will have dry wood (like you buy at the store ) you can re-hydrate it in various ways (example , water, beer...
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    Adding Charcoal in the Wood Pan

    I agree that cold brickettes add a petroleum odor and taste to your meat as they light, this is due to the binders that are used in making the brickette ( that's my opinion ) but you must agree that when someone lights a charcoal grill down the street you can smell it a 1/2 block away! Why not...
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