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Hey everyone... in the thought process phase of preparation for an insulated vertical RF smoker. Right now (subject to change as still in the thought process), I'm looking to build a 24 x 24, and tall enough for four racks in the CC. With this in mind, how tall of a Firebox should I plan for...
Real butter will probably always taste better. I think...IMHO... that it has to do with convenience during competitions. It's easy to put on the ribs, and you know that you have full coverage before closing up the foil in lieu of letting it melt and hoping it covers everything. Mostly a timing...
Decided to smoke up a Boston Butt and make some pulled pork to eat while enjoying the Championship Football games. For a changeup, I made up my own Cajun Butter injection and topped with a little of my own dry rub. Let slow smoke from early morning throughout the day. Turned out real moist and...
Hey guys... I'm wanting to build a vertical RF smoker with water pan. I'm still in the design phase, and this will be my first vertical smoker to ever own..... I'm more accustomed to my horizontal RF and UDS smokers, but one takes up too much room and the other don't hold enough meat. I'm...
IF you like what you're putting on your meat already, but not sure of the measurements... try this:
NEXT time you're about to cook.... take all the ingredients down that you're planning on using. Try putting a measured amount in individual spice bowls. For instance...IF you're using salt, then...
Like the others have already said..... you need to decide which style of sauce is good to you. (i.e. Vinegar base, ketchup base, etc..) THEN, you might want to try a simple, basic recipe for that style out and slowly add to...or take away...until you get exactly what you want. I have been...
I've been tinkering, revamping, altering, etc.... my own personal dry rub for the last few years....what a headache to get to this point. When I first started, it seemed like it'd be a simple process....and I've made some 'good' rubs during this time...but nothing that caused the "WOW" factor...