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If I were wanting a vertical build like that I would be thinking along the lines of a UDS with a side door. Which means the fire pit would be built into the bottom of your tank.
Good luck with your build. Be sure to post pictures of the build.
I have a sous vide now but before I did I used a microwave many times to reheat full pork shoulders. Using a gallon Ziploc freezer bag for freezing and reheating in. Put the microwave on 4 or so and heat for 3-4 minutes. Take it out of the micro and mix with your hands through the bag and then...
I think you would end up with a oven that possibly is warmer than you warming box but not hot enough to fry. Just my opinion. I think you would be better off with a burner.
I also start hot 300+ but that is to get my smoker up to temp and get a nice bark. I finish below 225. At 160 internal I always wrap. Many that don't wrap use a finishing sauce. My finishing sauce is the collegian saved from the wrap. Try it both ways.
The person running the rig determines the quality of the BBQ.
My smoker works more like a cinder block pit although I never thought of it like before. Fires in one end of the tank and flows through.
A 100# is not a 100 Gal.??? Really wow, I didn't know that. That is why I love this site the things you learn.
100# is 15 X 46 outside dia. 125 Gal. is 30 X 52
If I was going through the work of building a smoker out of a tank it would not be smaller than a 125 Gal. Which is my opinion...
Same here, Bluetooth was on sale, older model. Been using it about a month and still don't know if the bluetooth even works. I'm retired though. The new models are both wifi and bluetooth.
Have unit coming to try this. Is there a reason you can't sear the roast before Sous Vide to reduce chances of bacteria growing while in the danger zone.
I smoke on a weber charcoal grill all winter long. Have no problem except maybe size. Don't have the Cajun bandit ring so can't give an opinion as to there usefulness. What I can say is temperatures stack easily on a weber and can usually run 50* between grill level and top of lid. Here is a...