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I'm sure some folks up in the tundra might have better advice than me, but i've found that my ceramic egg can maintain temp regardless of the outdoor weather.
Kentucky Tavern isn't wonderful, but it isn't the worst I've had. If I'm going really cheap, though, I have to go with Evan Williams black label. It's extraordinarily solid for it's price.
Some other good, cheap ones:
Old Grandad
Very Old Barton
Ancient Ancient Age 10 Year
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For the most part, I have used chips. Even on a long 12-18 hr smoke, the meat takes in a good smoke flavor. I've added chips in the middle of the smoke, but really find it to be unnecessary. When I've used chunks, I can't tell that the smoke lasts any longer, to be quite honest.
Guys, it's been a while since I've seen a new post.
Went to a raffle at a local liquor store today for Pappy/Buffalo Trace Antique Collection/Elijah Craig 21/etc and came away with this gem. I feel like I won the lottery.
those look great. i haven't done enough pizzas on my egg.
as far as temp, i'm concerned if i get it up to 600-700, i'll fry the cloth gasket. granted, it's bound to happen with time, but it's already showing wear after a year and a half.
I smoked the Habs around 260-270 (whatever temp my meat was going). I just tossed them on when I put the meat on and let them go until they felt crispy (between 3-5 hrs). The smoker did a good job of drying them so I didn't need to use the dehydrator.
Just make sure you don't confuse ancient age with ancient ancient age 10 year. That's what you really want. Sadly, I can never find the AAA 10 year here.