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Don’t need shipment containers, I’m talking about the 32oz Cups with lids like the ones you buy bbq from at restaurants. Only ones i’ve found is in bulk and fairly expensive.
I have always grilled on charcoal and have been using a cheap Brinkman offset smoker/grill the past 5 years but It is about to rust through so it’s time to upgrade.
Other than normal grilling I have tried ribs with mixed results (The Brinkman has way too many air leaks to hold a steady temp)...
First off I have a Brinkmann SnP so holding heat and using a ton of fuel is an issue. That said I plan to do my first pork spares Saturday and I wanted to get your thoughts on this. I was planning to do the 3-2-1 method but only smoke for the first 3, then wrap and oven the next two and unwrap...
Thanks for the tips, yesterday I raised the grate in the firebox up a couple of inches to improve airflow. Where is a good place to find the stove rope at a reasonable price? Since I have a plentiful amount of pecan and oak I plan to start with lump and feed with wood throughout.
I was given a Brinkman SnP by a friend of mine a few weeks ago. Overall it's in great
shape. I want to try my first attempt at pork ribs soon but from what I have read the SnP is hard to hold temp for extended periods. I don't really want to put any $$ into mods because I plan to upgrade to a...
I was given a Brinkman SnP by a friend of mine a few weeks ago. Overall it's in great
shape. I want to try my first attempt at pork ribs soon but from what I have read the SnP is hard to hold temp for extended periods. I don't really want to put any $$ into mods because I plan to upgrade to a...
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