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minhchien

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Occasionally I was smoking ribs on my Weber kettle. My wife got me a 30" masterbuilt digital as an early birthday present, smoked 3 racks of ribs and Mac and cheese last week. Used cherry and had a nice subtle flavors, I noticed the cherry did have trouble smoking whenever I adde

Today smoking a 7.5 lb pork shoulder, I read on here that sometimes cherry has an issue staying lit, so today mixed the cherry with some scotch barrel and getting a much more steady stream of smoke, although the scotch barell seems to be burning rather quickly
 
First off welcome to SMF, greetings from Iowa. Second, we need pics or it never happened :emoji_wink:. Third, yes you're right, cherry pellets by themselves don't stay lit well.

Ryan
 
Welcome to the site, you might try a pellet tray or a tube with some pellets of your choice for a longer burn time without reloading.
 
Welcome from Wisconsin. If you are using a Masterbuilt electric, you will likely want to invest in a pellet tube or tray.

JC :emoji_cat:
 
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