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I enjoy my BGE. I have a Large. Its as close to set it and forget it as you can get, when it comes to low and slow cooking.
And for grilling, I've done some great steaks on it. I sear them at 700F and then drop the temp on the BGE and let it roast. Cooks fast and they are juicy and tender.
My offset I have to add charcoal too about every 60-90 minutes. I've modded it. I've got a basket, I've got my smokestack on the grate, only thing I need is a baffle, now. I can cook a lot in it but I just have to babysit it. Its fun to do but I won't be doing all nighters on it again now...
The horizontal offset smoker requires some babysitting. If you are looking for something that you don't have to tend the fire as much, consider a Weber Smoky Mountain. It will be a bit more efficient than your current smoker. Or if you can swing the cash, look at a ceramic cooker. That was...
Grats on a great find! I got my ceramic cooker last month and I've been enjoying cooking on it. I need to do some qviews but my wife's camera has been full and we've been lazy getting pics off.
For indirect cooking, the ceramic cookers have a ceramic plate that goes over the firebox. The...
The answer to your question is it will add something, otherwise using wood from whiskey/rum barrels would not be popular. I know someone who soaks his wood in very aromatic wines.
In Smoke & Spice, by Cheryl & Bill Jamison, they suggest for Pork Tenderloin to sear it on the grill then smoke it. I don't have the book with me here at work but the Recipe is called the Weeknight Pork Tenderloin because its a really short smoke (iirc about 90 minutes) that can be done during...
Cowgirl, for doing it as a cheeseball, form it into a ball and rolled it around in some chopped pecans and chill it so it gets firm. Then serve it on crackers.
My sister-in-law will put cooked bacon in hers. She does hers as a spread rather than a ball though, and instead of coating it with...
My wife makes a killer cheese ball around Christmas time. I use that for stuffing my ABT's. I'm at work and I don't have the exact recipe but the gist is:
Cream Cheese
Cheddar Cheese
Chopped Onion
Chopped Bell Pepper
Worcestire
minced garlic
Then throw it in the mixer and mix till smooth...