Newbie From England

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Adam_Clements

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Dec 19, 2017
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Hi All,

My names Adam and I'm from England. I haven't been smoking for that long but have managed to achieve great tasting meats, out of pure luck!

I purchased a Chargriller Smokin Pro with firebox about 2 years ago. Have had many BBQs (including New Years Eve) on it and only recently started smoking the meats.

After doing some research on this forum, i have purchased a couple of items to modify the BBQ including - Gasket rope, new thermometers, baffles, extending the chimney down to about 1" above grate level and the must have tool of all, digital thermometer which was about £8! Super cheap but a great addition to have.

Struggled a couple of times with the heat and keeping it at a steady temperature but i think I'm getting there through trial and error.

Haven't tried a brisket or ribs yet but I'm still researching on how to achieve the temperature throughout.

Look forward to seeing new recipes, marinades and how you guys smoke away!

Adam
 
I have chunks of oak that i use and they do burn for a long period of time which is great. Managed to obtain them through a friend who is a tree surgeon. So i have a bin load full!

What timber do you use?
 
Recently I've been using maple from a big tree my neighbor had removed about 14 months ago. In stores, I can buy bags of chunked apple, or hickory, or cherry, or mesquite.

One nice thing thing about running a "stick burner" is you can often scavenge wood for free, such as a fallen limb.
 
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