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That sounds like a good idea. Problem I have is my inlaws are so bland, I'm afraid to smoke something like a tradekin (sp?). If it's not out of a box it's not real foor to them.
I really dont want to cook a traditional dinner for Thanksgiving. We are having a thing at work with turkeys and hams, ect the day before. We are going to have family over to watch the non competitive football games, as the lions and raiders are playing. So do you cook anything non traditional...
Yea, it is not BBQ. It is kinda only know in MD, PA and DEL areas. From my perspective, that article is pretty accurate (except for the cut of beef). I am just trying to figure my trailer lay out and grill. All the places back home were flat grills with hood systems, you know in restaurants...
I'm saying more for catering. Bayside uses propane. They used to use charcoal, but John said it was just way to messy. They dont use any wood to cover up the flavor of the meat. Thanks
So I have an idea and am trying to figure out the best way to go about it. I really dont need a smoker cause I wont be smoking for hours. I want to do Baltimore pit beef. I know some places use gas and some use charcoal. Anyone use Meadow Creek's grills? Looks like a good product. Ideas?