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newflame

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Dec 20, 2009
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Holdrege, NE
My name is Charles, I am definately a "just learning" type of guy at the moment, I've had my smoker, a Masterbuilt digital cabinet, for about a year, and i've used it probably 6 or 7 times. I have tried brisket, pork shoulder, ribs (baby back and st louis), and today I am doing a chicken. The pork shoulder and brisket turned out the best, the ribs tasted good, but I don't think that I prepared them correctly (pre smoke) because they weren't exactly easy to eat. For xmas this year, I am planning on taking on a turkey, hopefully that doesn't end in disaster. Overall I just like sitting on a sunday afternoon and putting a good smoke on something! Glad to be hear, hope to learn alot!
 
Welcome to the site Charles.
6-7 times in a year...well hopefully you will read around, get inspired and fire that baby up 60-70 times a year.
 
Welcome to SMF!! Lots of good folks and information here...
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I will venture to say you will find plenty of things you will be trying from the great BBQers here and be firing up your pit a lot more in the near future.

Glad to have you.
 
Welcome, Glad to have you with us. This is the place to learn, lots of good info and helpful friendly Members.

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Welcome Charles. Dont forget to smoke some of that famous NEB. corn. Its good as well as meat.
 
Hey, welcome to the SMF. You can't help but improve your smoking skills with the knowledge you'll gain on this site.

About your turkey...... Get over to Jeff's newsletters, he's got some great advice for brining and smoking that bird. Follow his advice and you'll be the hero of the dinner.

Sign up (if you haven't already) for Jeff's 5 day course. Lots of good sound information amongst those daily lessons.

~Dave
 
I am in holdrege, ne. Bout 30 miles south west of kearney, the chicken turned out well, although not as much smoke flavor as i'd hoped, it was a bit chilly out and the bird took forever, qview to follow! Thankyou all so much for the warm welcome!
 
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