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Every time I make Pulled Pork, my wife and daughter anxiously anticipate Green Chili Pulled Pork omelets with Velveeta cheese for breakfast the next day.
Looks good BlingDog!! Give this a whirl next time if you like a crispy outside on your Tri-Tip. I always rub my Tri-tip with honey then a spicy dry rub. Smoke them at 225 to an internal temp of 120, then put them on a very hot grill for about 45 seconds per side. You will get that nice juicy...
I think making your own and coming up with the flavors that you enjoy is half the fun of cooking! I spent several years coming up with a flavor that my family and I enjoyed, plus its fun buying 25lb bags of brown sugar!
I have done both, and tend to lean towards the non spritzing ways. On things like chicken, turkey, ribs and pork loin, I use a pan next to my fire with apple juice and beer.
Oh duh! turn the tank upside down so the holes are on the bottom and put threaded caps in em!!! That was the swede side coming out of me in my first post!! haha
Look what fell into my grubby little hands today!!
This will be my first build, so my first question to you builders out there is, what do you do with the existing holes on the top of the tank, cut out the threaded pieces and fill in the holes? Advise will be greatly appreciated and eagerly...