Or you can be like me.....start a 3 pound chuckie at 9 am....3 pm sitting at a nice cozy 151*....there is stall land then there is this little guy....so much for dinner today....
LOL---My method too!!-----You can start at 6 AM and get 15 hours in by 9 PM.
Plus the fact that my smoker is on my all wood front porch on an all wood house keeps me from sleeping while it's smoking.
Bear
Yep this helps. You've got two BGEs? That's something. That's a great setup you've got there with those and your MES. I've had some bad days but never one as electronically-challenged as yours. Bought the wife a pretty good Panasonic digital point and shoot, we own dumb phones because we have no use for smart ones. A chainsaw is a someday item for when pecker poles fall and block our driveway. For grilling, I've got my beloved Weber 22.5" One Touch Silver.
I envy you guys who have set up a permanent spot on a front or back porch for the smoker. We just can't do that with how our house is laid out and with my wife's business.
LOL---My method too!!-----You can start at 6 AM and get 15 hours in by 9 PM.
Plus the fact that my smoker is on my all wood front porch on an all wood house keeps me from sleeping while it's smoking.
Bear
Yep, 2 Eggs. We used to go shooting a lot, the little one was what we would bring with us. I will be remaking the table some year....hopefully. The table is actually in the front of the house. I love where we live. Was out front most of the day, seen 2 cars go by, both of them neighbors going out. Tomorrow will be a busy day for our 'hood....trash truck will be coming thru as well as UPS and FedEX with packages for us lol.
I lived in Washington for 15 years and have yet to see much of it, none of it past Yakima. I live near Seattle and the surrounding area is beautiful but not nearly as wide open as your area is. Even though we're considered to be in a rural area it's much more suburban than yours. We're very recent empty nesters ourselves with only our one cat to keep us both company.
I would think not. Was told by the manufacturer of our pellet stove we heat our place with that if anything touches the ignitor it will create a hot spot. Would think that an electric heating element is an electric heating element, they all perform the same thing?
