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I'm using maple hardwood charcoal that we got here in canada at costco. I'm not using a chimney I'm using weber starter cubes . i do wait till the smoke clears up, but its the smoke thats an issue my neighbours above me aren't too pleased it was insane amount.
i use a kamado joe and whenever i light my charcoal crazy amounts of insanely thick really smelly smoke comes out for like 20 minutes. no wood added just charcoal. how do i avoid this smoke?
so i sold my WSM and shelled out the money to buy a kamado joe. i love the thing! its great. one question, i thought these things were suppose to be air tight, after i was done grilling i shut all my vents completely came back 2 hours later and some embers were still lit, shouldn't it of went...
i heard these are very efficient cookers can anyone tell me how these run for low and slow cooks? does it maintain a steady temperature for 12 hours on one load of charcoal?
my landlord has complained about my smoker, i was wondering if i would still get somewhat of a smoky flavour just using lump charcoal and no wood at all in attempt to keep the smoke down. and lets say if i minion method lump will it still generate a lot of smoke?
i will try adding more fuel, i want to get as high temperature as possible to sear a steak nice and good and not to have to spend 1500 in canada for a BGE :P
well it happened, my landlord who lives above me complained about my smoker, she says her apartment smells like a smoke house and her clothes smell like it. how do i keep the smoke thin and from rising so high?
I just smoked a brisket till internal temp of 200 took the temp in a bunch of place so it was for sure 200 let it rest for an hour and bit into it and it was impossible to eat. I checked with 2 thermometers my maverick and my thermapop. Both read 200 so it's not a faulty thermometer
I just took my brisket off the smoker at 11:30am foiled it and put in my cooler. To serve people at 6 what's the best tact? Should I just leave it in the cooler till 6?
i actually didn't wrap till the end for resting, i wanted to build a good bark, which it had. yes i had the second probe of the maverick monitoring the grate temp
so i tried making another brisket over the weekend. it was small 4.5 pounds, it had a good amount of fat and was a really nice cut. i put it on early around 7am thinking i would be eating by 7pm for sure because of the size. by 7pm the maverick was only reading at 187. i didn't foil for the...
does the size of a brisket change what temp to cook at? i never usually buy a full briskets and my briskets are usually somewhere in the 4 pound range. and i never get a good bark going on and my brisket is too dry, i usually keep it pretty now in the 225 range
i went back to the butcher, i still dont understand what part that is, but they gave me a nice real shoulder. i had to show them a picture of the blade bone to understand what part i was talking about. its french here, and my french is very terrible
i cooked a butt last weekend took it off at 195 let it rest in foil for an hour and it did pull, it wasn't tough, but it was dry so I'm thinking my thermometer placement isn't good how deep do you stick the thermometer?
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