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OK, i did my first chicken today. The inside was very juicy & smokey flavored. the skin was a lil rubbery. Over all it was good but not totally satisfied. What did i do wrong for skin to be rubbery? One other thing, as it turned to evening time, i couldn't get it over 220F. I have it set up...
Same smoker here. Few quick questions. I got my 8' skillet. So when i smoke, i fill the water pan with water then get another pan that is bigger with more water? I want to get bigger pan to help catch more of the drippings so if i do this, the supplied one is not needed? I saw somewhere...
Nice & simple. Thx for the advice, i am going to do that for sure tomorrow. Just need to get the Mav ET-732. Probably wont have for a couple of weeks but will use a regular thermometer for now. KISS huh, cool.
I just came back home with a 10" cast iron pan. Will try it soon. Seems it might be a lil big since it has to sit a lil to the side, maybe should get a 8" pan. Thinking a pie foil pan might be good for the lid, make some holes & that should hopefully work.
I have this same smoker & will be using for the 1st time this weekend. I keep reading that the chip pan is no good & get a 10' cast iron pan instead. Would this work just as good? http://www.homedepot.com/p/Char-Broil-Cast-Iron-Smoker-Box-8184804P/100085898#.UXjvasq1Umo
Or just get the cast...
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