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Do you coil or hang? Either one seems like i have hot spots in the smoker.Pepper stick with cheese. This makes 62.5lbs for the year so far. One more batch tomorrow and then I think I’m done. View attachment 387754
I hang everything off dowel rods. Mine get done from the outside in. The outer rim is done almost a hour sooner than the inside. Today’s was 3 different pull times. They were a half hour apart to see them all hit 160.Do you coil or hang? Either one seems like i have hot spots in the smoker.
Same. After a while you almost get a feel for which ones are gonna be done, working from the outside in.The outer rim is done almost a hour sooner than the inside






I'll cut mine just a touch smaller (like bite-size) and thread on metal skewers to make turning a little bit easier. I've also started glazing with a 50-50 barbecue sauce-hot pepper jelly concoction. Those look damn good, though.Did pork belly burnt ends. Something I’ve always wanted to try but never did. Used treager apple honey seasoning with sweet Carolina BBQ sauce mixed with honey and brown sugar.
Lots of work to do these and they tasted like a good rib. Everyone likes the flavor but the sheets of fat left was mixed reviews. Most of us sliced it out and ate the candied meat.
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Yowzer, we need to see the inside of that black charcoal looking clod. Sure it is amazing but looks over smoked.First try on a Weber kettle. Pretty damn good, lots of smoke flavor.
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Thanks!!!Yowzer, we need to see the inside of that black charcoal looking clod. Sure it is amazing but looks over smoked.
Amazing what you can make on a simple Weber kettle.First try on a Weber kettle. Pretty damn good, lots of smoke flavor.
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Indeed!Amazing what you can make on a simple Weber kettle.
Nice.God bless Texas! Hard Eight preparing for tomorrowView attachment 389739




