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I appreciate the feedback guys. I am thinking about trying the burn barrel method as well so I am cooking and smoking with the same wood. Any comments on this method?
I'm sorry, My post must have been confusing. I am not having any trouble with the pit, just wondering the best way to go about the above questions. Believe me, it gets as hot as I want with that big firebox!
I am no expert, but could it have been the heat sitting on the cold concrete, caused the concrete expand and give? I have heard of other instances of hot items causing concrete to crack.
I need your advice. I have a SFB smoker.
I know how to start a fire in the firebox using lump charcoal. My questions are:
1. How do I add additional lump? Should I start it first somewhere else and let it ash over and then add it, or should I just add it to the firebox cold? If I add it cold...
Here is a link to my first Chuckie. I did not inject mine but will try that in the future.
http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/for...ad.php?t=91454
Don't stop trying. You will get it!
I bought a bunch of store bought (dont make my own yet) mild Italian sausage and want to smoke it up for sandwiuches, spaghetti, etc.
I have a SFB pit with no way to hang the sausage so it will sit on the grate. How do you recommend smoking it? If I insert a probe to measure temp wont it lose...
Welcome to the forum! I am new as well and hail from Austin. I use a SFB pit and am learning tons from the folks on this site as well. I smoked my first Chuckie last Saturday and it turned out great. Looking forward to hearing more from you.
Dave
Well, Hot Dern fellars. Today I smoked my first piece of meat, a Chuckie. It was about 7 lbs. and took 9.5 hours to cook. I took it to 152 and then foiled it and took it to 205. I then wrapped it in towels and put it in a cooler for 2 hours. I am happy to say that it turned out better than I was...
Checked the thrmo yesterday and it registered fine. meat is now at 145. Have not checked other parts of the meat. Unless I hear different, I think I will let her ride to 160 then foil to 200 or 205?
Smoking at between 220 and 240, as I try to get the hang of this pit. The digital thermometer sure lets you know how fast things fluctuate when you open the lid or firebox. I want to say the meat is about 7 lbs.
Ok, so my Chuckie has been on the SFB pit for 6 hours and has stalled at 137 degrees. I expected it to be at 160 by now. Should I let it sit unfoiled until I get to 160? Or should I foil it now? It still looks moist. I am mopping it every hour with apple juice.
The sun is at a weird angle so...