Newbie from Long Island

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smokeydabear

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Jun 12, 2013
4
10
Massapequa NY
Hey everyone. This is Chris aka smokeydabear from long island ny. Got a smoker for my birthday and thought I would break it in on father's day. The smoker is a master forge cylinder from lowes. When I googled smoking meats this site came up and I read the threads and there seemed like good advice from everyone. Any ideas on what to smoke first? Looking for something easy to get my feet wet (or smoked).
 
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Hey smokey welcome to SMF, I have learned a ton since I joined and learn something new all the time. I live in Smithtown, what part of the Island are you from. Smoking meat is awesome, the flavors are just incredible. As the others said you can't go wrong with a nice piece of pork. A pork but is very forgiving if you have the time. You could also do some baby back ribs using the 2-2-1 method just do a search for it. Enjoy your new smoker just remember to be patient it will be done when it's done and enjoy a few cold ones while you wait.
 
Onewondershow I'm in Massapequa. I will definitely have some cold ones during the process. Thanks to everyone for the advice.
 
Since I will be doing my first smoke attempt is it a good idea to have a test run to break in the smoker before adding the meat?
 
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