- Sep 8, 2012
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Hello everyone!
I found the site while searching for information yesterday - great info here!
I have been an active griller for years, but not much in te of smoking.
I use oak wood in my charcoal grill and love the smoke.
I have a Brinkman vertical smoker. I was having trouble keeping tells up, but I have found the thread in correcting that problem.
I smoked some whole pork ribs yesterday, and to keep it going I had to pull out some charcoal and put it back into my chimney starter a few times. It was a hastle, but it got me through. The ribs were fall off the nine tender, juicy ad delicious.
I am very anxious to modify the charcoal pan and give it another go.
When time and finances allow I will be buying or building something bigger and better. I'd love to here preferences of the "old timers".
I am not a fan of sauces and prefer dry rubs, usually with a kick.
Happy smoking,
Michael
I found the site while searching for information yesterday - great info here!
I have been an active griller for years, but not much in te of smoking.
I use oak wood in my charcoal grill and love the smoke.
I have a Brinkman vertical smoker. I was having trouble keeping tells up, but I have found the thread in correcting that problem.
I smoked some whole pork ribs yesterday, and to keep it going I had to pull out some charcoal and put it back into my chimney starter a few times. It was a hastle, but it got me through. The ribs were fall off the nine tender, juicy ad delicious.
I am very anxious to modify the charcoal pan and give it another go.
When time and finances allow I will be buying or building something bigger and better. I'd love to here preferences of the "old timers".
I am not a fan of sauces and prefer dry rubs, usually with a kick.
Happy smoking,
Michael