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Did you season your pit?
Looks like he's seasoning it with a single slab of ribs and whatever wood. Really not that big of a deal.
Did you season your pit?
I just read that doctors told him so. Good enough for me.That's only char from direct heat. Didn't you read the shitty links????
Did you season your pit?
When you get a new pit, spay as much olive or conola oil on both sides of the grates and the interior of the box., coat everything good Then fire it up to 225-250 for a couple hours, your pit will be seasoned after that. It will improve the taste and help keep the rust from taking over.
Also NEVER, NEVER use lighter fluid to start a fire.
After you get a handle on how to regulate your temperatures you can save a lot of time with one of these. I use it to light my fire and heat up all the metal inside the box, you can save 1 1/2 -2 hours of waiting for your pit to reach the correct temperature. I can literally be cooking within 15 minutes of pulling my pit out. (use it to season the pit as well) Put it on a 5 gallon propane bottleSweet I'll do this this weekend. Thanks
Electric vert? Still fit quite a bit of meat in them.This thread gives me a hard-on. I really want to BBQ but don't have the space to do it at the moment. Once I move though...
Nice. Know them feels did my first home last year myself. Be even better when you light up the smoker at the new pad.I have a small 1100 square foot apartment but we are in the process of building a new home which should be ready sometime in March/April. I'll probably start to dabble then but until that point, money is a priority.
Sounds like you need one for the housewarming party....
I dont use anything sweet on beef. Have you used those rubs before?how are brown sugar rub or coffee cinnamon rub for smoked bisket?
i wanna get that sweet and spicy taste
I can't get my pics to upload, what's the deal?
My iPhoneWhat are you using?