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iluvribs

Smoke Blower
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Mar 20, 2009
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columbus ohio
hello from columbus ohio, I to have searched this site for quite awhile and i actually thought that for the last 5 or 6 years that i could smoke ribs, chicken, steaks and jerky........WRONG......i always thought the smoke had to be rolling like a train or like the house was on fire and i never knew about creosode, havent been here long and learned more than i ever thought i knew, thanks to eveyone here. Couple weeks ago i tried the 3-2-1 method with the ribs, there just awesome that way with the foil and the apple juice, i never wrapped with foil before. Last week, smoked a 5 lb. flat brisket and used gold something brisket sauce, found the info here on how to do it and almost hurt myself, couldnt stop eating. I blame all of you for that lol. Yesterday i bought a 38'' smoke holler gas smoker. I wanted to control the temp better, seasoned it this morn and did the babybacks again this afternoon, cant wait to do a bigger brisket....thanks to everyone...awesome site.
 
Welcome to SMF! You'll learn the true tools of the trade, here! Hope to see some qvue of your future smokes (so we can drool with ya).
 
Welcome to the forum. Sounds like you'll be eating quite well from now on.
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Welcome to SMF glad you joined us. Have fun and happy smoking
 
And there is no cure. No Betty Ford clinic for Pecan or Apple wood dependency...oh well. Toss a couple of chunks of Apple B4 you grill if ya haven't time to smoke...
Welcome aboard. This forum is wunnerful, and chock full of great advice from the inmates.
 
I too am a newbie here.I am from central Oregon.I have been using a little chief for 15 yrs. and had know idea it could be this much better .I now have a Smoke Hollow no#6 and life is good .Thanks for the rcipes and advice.
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Hello, and welcome to the SMF. The learning curve is a great thing when you can taste the rewards.
 
Welcome to both iluvribs and Critterhunter! Glad you joined us. You'll find lots of friendly and expert advice here.
 
Well I luv ribs too! Sounds like your well on your way to having your neighbors over all the time.

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