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Just takes a few cooks to get used to how it wants to run. You will get the hang of it. My large offset I cut my wood to a certain size for it once I figured out what size split it wanted to hold temperature. It just takes a little trial and error and you will have it going in your sleep. Great...
It will keep in cooler wrapped in foil/towels fine. If you aren't using the oven for anything you can always kick it on at 150-160 and throw it in there to hold also.
Sometimes thinner flats without a lot of fat content cook through fairly quickly. X2 wildwest. I generally do not wrap mine unless I'm short on time but it will hold fine once it's done. I usually cook mine around 275-325 degrees though so they tend to cook fairly quickly to the stall then...
I'm with Al. I usually only wrap if I'm in a time crunch. Unless I'm experimenting my normal way of cooking is I usually stick a probe as soon as it goes in(kinda looked down on by some but I look at it as being no different than injecting) and normally don't open the lid again until it's time...
Only way to do it...I post as I go so if it turns out bad it just does. There's enough wise guys on here they might be able to help you along the way if something is going wrong. I bet you'll be just fine. Well on your way already. Practice run is s great idea
Welcome to the forums!! Lots of great guys and good information here...wonderful place. Take a look around and review the different models and decide on what you will be cooking size wise and what fuel you want to use. If you are used to an UDS I'd give a look into WSM cookers. 18.5" model is...
Congrats on the smoker!! I have researched heavily into getting one for when I can't be home all day...I love those units...let us know how it works!! That's a great read max2 linked to...lots of useful information. I've done brisket many different ways and my personal favorite for around the...