Too cold and wet to smoke yesterday, so did a Instantpot pot roast instead.
Now if it had a knot in the right place it would look like a Lab dog.Still debating about smoking a turkey for Thanksgiving. The turkey "roasts" I did before were good, but the smoke flavor kind of masked the taste of the turkey itself. My son thought it tasted more like ham than turkey. I guess I could just use less wood.I'd like to just do a turkey breast, (or two) as the gathering will be small this year, but I like leftovers.
On an unrelated topic, here's the finished black walnut coffee table we made:
At one time I had five different appliances. Down to three now.I guess I’m OK with having separate appliances for grilling (hot searing) and BBQ (lower temp indirect cooking). I am lucky enough to have a spousal unit that doesn’t get upset if I clutter up the back yard with cooking equipment.
Your appliances probably have a different purpose from Normal people.At one time I had five different appliances. Down to three now.I guess I’m OK with having separate appliances for grilling (hot searing) and BBQ (lower temp indirect cooking). I am lucky enough to have a spousal unit that doesn’t get upset if I clutter up the back yard with cooking equipment.
Same here.I guess I’m OK with having separate appliances for grilling (hot searing) and BBQ (lower temp indirect cooking). I am lucky enough to have a spousal unit that doesn’t get upset if I clutter up the back yard with cooking equipment.
Somebody remind me to send this guy a smoked cok.Your appliances probably have a different purpose from Normal people.At one time I had five different appliances. Down to three now.I guess I’m OK with having separate appliances for grilling (hot searing) and BBQ (lower temp indirect cooking). I am lucky enough to have a spousal unit that doesn’t get upset if I clutter up the back yard with cooking equipment.https://www.fjrforum.com/forum//public/style_emoticons/default/****.gif
Got the RecTec 680 and the Bullseye. Neither one has let me down and their customer service is above all else!!Same here.I guess I’m OK with having separate appliances for grilling (hot searing) and BBQ (lower temp indirect cooking). I am lucky enough to have a spousal unit that doesn’t get upset if I clutter up the back yard with cooking equipment.
I bought one of these RecTec RT700 grills. I like that it has wifi built in, it holds temp +/- 3 degrees on the first baby backs I did. They call it ultra smoke to run it at 180 degree. The smoke ring was all the way through after three hours of smoking, 2 hours at 225 degree foiled and water added, then 2 hour on the grill unfoiled, saucing the last hour. They came our great - much better than my Treager. It also has the ability to use two temperature probes and track/graph the temps with their app.
CON: it is not cheap.
PRO: can cook really low (cold smoke with optional unit add on), and cook at over 550 degrees. HOLDS temp really well. Better made than the Treagers are. The really big plus: I don't have to tinker and constantly monitor it while cooking. I can be busy with other things and have really good (and I predict repeatable) results with this grill.
I'll get pictures of my next cook.
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