Search results

  • Some of the links on this forum allow SMF, at no cost to you, to earn a small commission when you click through and make a purchase. Let me know if you have any questions about this.
  1. georgie porgie

    Seasoned or kiln dried?

    Sorry but I wont be able to make it.
  2. georgie porgie

    Important Information - Please Read.

    Unfortunately I wont be able to make that weekend but hope you all have a great time  Georgie.
  3. georgie porgie

    Spatchcocked or not?

    Temp was too low, we put a side burner on and just wasnt getting the draw through, mods are in the pipeline to correct this :) 
  4. georgie porgie

    Seasoned or kiln dried?

    I think I will probably use a mix of heat beads and lumpwood, heat beads if I'm going for the long burn and lumpwood if I'm going to BBQ  
  5. georgie porgie

    brand newbie from Omaha

    Welcome to SMF where you will find answers to all your questions, these guys know their stuff.
  6. georgie porgie

    Newcomer to the forum

    Wow, that's a big ask for me but welcome to the SMF, I'm pretty sure someone will chime in, these guys know their stuff.
  7. georgie porgie

    My first build - 120 gallon tank

    Hey Joe (guess you don't get that much) You could always invest in one of these......lol http://www.idigitaltimes.com/new-pepper-grinder-blocks-all-electronics-during-meals-while-grinding-spice-your-food-428558
  8. georgie porgie

    Spatchcocked or not?

    Well smoking beer can chicken was a failure, couldn't get the temp right so took it in the house (after 45 mins) and finished it in the oven, smoked flavour was good though 
  9. georgie porgie

    Seasoned or kiln dried?

    This is true, they have to be cost effective as any other briquettes wouldn't last that long, just need to get used to the right amount to use    PS.... food was great Danny.
  10. georgie porgie

    Seasoned or kiln dried?

    I found that out Danny, when they did light it was around 4 o clock, we had our BBQ and then closed the doors, well I went outside after midnight and the fire was still putting out some serious heat, guess they will work out cost effective 
  11. georgie porgie

    Seasoned or kiln dried?

    Right on Danny, I made a chimney  but the heat beads took a lot to get going  so started things with some lump-wood, there's so much to learn but I'm getting there slowly.
  12. 11428815_10153384733361250_4666051877135960221_n.j

    11428815_10153384733361250_4666051877135960221_n.j

  13. georgie porgie

    Seasoned or kiln dried?

    Sorry Wade, I dont do well in cold or rain.........
  14. georgie porgie

    Seasoned or kiln dried?

    Well I just got my heat beads delivered, 4 x 4kg bags for £26 delivered and thought I'd make a charcoal chimney and then the sky went dark and it's pouring down, guess I'll have to wait another day to try it   
  15. Seasoned or  kiln dried?

    Seasoned or kiln dried?

  16. 11428815_10153384733361250_4666051877135960221_n.j

    11428815_10153384733361250_4666051877135960221_n.j

  17. georgie porgie

    Seasoned or kiln dried?

    I agree Danny, these guys know their stuff 
  18. georgie porgie

    Seasoned or kiln dried?

    Thanks Wade, we have a gas weed burner that does the job rather than paper and sticks.
  19. georgie porgie

    Seasoned or kiln dried?

    I too have learnt a lot, the guys here have a wealth of information and are always willing to help. I have just ordered 4 bags of heat beads so next week will be giving the smoker its trial run  
  20. georgie porgie

    My first build - 120 gallon tank

    Looking good so far, will the cooking grate be mild steel expanded metal?
Clicky