Hello all,
Last year I received one of the Masterbuilt 2-door propane smokers as a gift. We cooked up a bunch of good stuff, but I was rarely happy with the smoke flavor; even after I switched to a cast iron skillet and foil pouches, I had a ton of flare-ups and a lot of bitter smoke flavor.
As I'm an occasional smoker at best, I'm done messing with that side of things and want a simpler method. Enter the AMNPS :)
I've read in a number of places that the tube units are better for use inside a propane smoker. I'd take one of those and keep it simple, but I'm thinking I'd like to have a longer burn time than they offer, so I'm considering the AMNPS and a mailbox mod, bringing the smoke into the unit through the existing side vent.
Cold smoking, if there is such a thing in Georgia, is an added bonus.
Is this going to end well for me? :)
Are there any reasons I should skip this idea and use different gear or a different method?
Thank you!
Last year I received one of the Masterbuilt 2-door propane smokers as a gift. We cooked up a bunch of good stuff, but I was rarely happy with the smoke flavor; even after I switched to a cast iron skillet and foil pouches, I had a ton of flare-ups and a lot of bitter smoke flavor.
As I'm an occasional smoker at best, I'm done messing with that side of things and want a simpler method. Enter the AMNPS :)
I've read in a number of places that the tube units are better for use inside a propane smoker. I'd take one of those and keep it simple, but I'm thinking I'd like to have a longer burn time than they offer, so I'm considering the AMNPS and a mailbox mod, bringing the smoke into the unit through the existing side vent.
Cold smoking, if there is such a thing in Georgia, is an added bonus.
Is this going to end well for me? :)
Are there any reasons I should skip this idea and use different gear or a different method?
Thank you!