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I posted in the product recommendation thread as well, but anyone with a Weber kettle grill should consider the Smokenator 1000. Yes, the name is a bit silly, but this thing works as advertised. I did a 9 pound pork shoulder in 50 degree weather with 25MPH winds and kept a steady temp on it for 8 hours. (It started getting dark so I finished in the oven).
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# ¿ Apr 10, 2012 13:50 |
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# ¿ Apr 26, 2024 23:36 |
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MoosetheMooche posted:A few questions, since I'm about to purchase this beginner smoker: Master Forge Charcoal Smoker from Lowes. You'll want a chimney style starter. They look like a giant coffee can with a handle. MoosetheMooche posted:Is a new thermometer absolutely necessary and if so, what type? MoosetheMooche posted:Is pulled pork a good thing to try my first smoke or is something with shorter cook time like chicken or ribs much easier for a beginner? I did a pork shoulder for my first smoke. It took almost 10 hours. But smoking isn't about instant gratification. I'd say the pork is just fine for a first trip. MoosetheMooche posted:Finally, do you guys have any good bbq sauce recipes you like to use? What buns do you recommend for pulled pork sandwiches? I think the traditional is just plain white bread but I had a sandwich on a nice sweet brioche bun and it was delicious. Check for a local bakery that makes soft rolls. Much better than white bread or grocery store buns.
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# ¿ Apr 18, 2012 18:40 |
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I smoked my first butt a month or so ago, and like Canuckistan said, its very forgiving. It started getting really cold near the end of the smoke, so I finished mine off in the oven.
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# ¿ Apr 27, 2012 13:30 |