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But by burying the pipe the conduction with the earth would take the heat away no matter what the outside temp is. once you get down about 6 inches the ground temp is steady (depending on what part of the world you are in, not Alaska).Just a thought
the rub makes a good bit, the amount of salt don't make big of difference, but you could always cut back some if you want. I use that rub on everything but chicken.For the burnt ends, I put mine back on the smoker. Normally keep them there as long as I keep the flat in the cooler. But check...
I rember my first brisket. Almost sold my smoker. lolHere's what i do now:Rub:1/4 cup paprika1/8 cup black pepper1-2 table spoon garlic powder1-2 table spoon onion powder1/4 cup kosher salt1/4 cup white sugar 1/4 cup packed brown sugar1-2 table spoon of chili mix1-2 table spoon of...
I am really want to see one completed.
Dave, thanks for the heads up. They told me as long as I don't use it inside I am good. But that is a great idea, a house that smells like a smoker.
I got to thinking about useing a 20lb tank for the cook chamber. Useing the calculator it would require a 10"x10"x5" fire box. Not sure if it would be to small but I am moving into a small appt with a smaller deck, and would like to have a small smoker. Or do you all think that the 30lb would...
Now I do like that idea. I am moving into a appt that has a small deck, this might work well for me. I want a rf but all that I have seen are way to big.
Well done!! And you are correct about getting addicted, I started off simply doing ribs and such for the fam and now I am getting into competions and cooking for groups.