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I want to buy a smoker!! by
bert151rum@yahoo.com
Hi there.I'm a complete newbie,and I MUST have a smoker.lol.I'm tired
of the propane grill I have.What I was wondering is...does anyone know
of a inexpensive...
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28-08-2005 06:02 AM
by jinym
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Char Griller at Kroger by
Michael Garrard
I just bought (stole?) a Char Griller Super Pro for $59.98 (with card) at my
hometown Kroger. They had two, should have bought them both.
If I remember, the...
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Babecue a success! by
Ridge Roofing, Inc.
Well I had my first BBQ on my new fire pit. Pit is roughly 5' x 7' and
about 2' deep, lined with field stone. We used a large custom built
stainless steel spit...
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27-08-2005 03:09 AM
by Brick
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Turducken by
dwåcôñ
Sent my brother and sister-in-law Turducken from Pfaelzer... they want to
know if it can cook on the grill. I told them best idea to stick with the
oven but...
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26-08-2005 07:57 PM
by Brick
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posting 20050826 by
bramwell_n@40networks.com
Another prerequisite for prosperity is that the notoriously corrupt Palestin
ian administration stop helping itself to so much of the money. Public anger
at...
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Water-basin vs. brining. by
sxoidmal
I read the earlier post about the Kingfisher smoker which implemented a
side pocket of water, ostensibly to keep the food moist. I understand
the premise of...
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25-08-2005 05:34 AM
by Brick
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Cooking a Turkey on Saturday by
LewZephyr
Well... I got me a turkey last weekend... its around 11 lbs.
Defrosted it through the week.
Started the Hounds Brine last night...
I intend to start the cook...
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25-08-2005 05:28 AM
by Brick
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brining pork shoulder? by
tsanger9@yahoo.com
I remember a while back seeing Alton Brown brine his Butt before
smoking it.
Has anyone out there done this? Is it worth the extra step? I'm
thinking that...
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25-08-2005 04:52 AM
by Brick
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Bob's Smokehouse re-opened! by
notyou@gmail.com
Got back from a trip to San Antonio a few weeks ago. I'm happy to
report that the barbecue I spent summers as a kid enjoying is now back.
Bob's Smokehouse...
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pork roast by
fishman99
how do you all make a good and tender pork roast?
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24-08-2005 11:30 PM
by Brick
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A new mojo? by
Jason Tinling
Recently relocated back to my old stomping grounds of So Cal. Headed
down to the El Tigre market for some chicken thighs and mojo. To my
dismay, no Mojo...
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American Royal for an Outsider by
Skookum
Hi,
This is my first post after months of lurking. I live in British
Columbia, Canada and am in the beginning stages of establishing a
business, travelling...
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Lump charcoal VS Charcoal briquettes by
ken ullman
I have found Royal Oak Charcoal but they are briquettes. Is this better
than Kingsford brand of briquettes. I am having a hard time locating lump
charcoal...
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22-08-2005 08:44 PM
by ldg
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Canadian Tire - Royal Oak by
Tighthead
I went into my local CT on Saturday (Vancouver) and noticed a nearly
non existant stock of Royal Oak, both lump and briquettes. Some new
lump, from Namibia,...
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22-08-2005 02:28 AM
by Brick
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butt vs picnic by
bc
I had great success with a butt some time ago, but when I did a picnic
this last weekend, it came out much drier and really didn't pull as
well.
Is this...
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22-08-2005 02:18 AM
by Brick
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Polder Replacement Probes by
twpjr
I have a Polder 894-90 Dual Sensor with Timer and I needed a new probe thanks to my German shepherd. I did a google and found most of the replacement probes...
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21-08-2005 05:26 AM
by twpjr
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I trump your dumb sand question... by
robert.edmeister@gmail.com
....with an even dumber one. What is the sand being used for?
I am new to the forum, and just getting started getting really
interested in real barbecue. I...
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21-08-2005 04:57 AM
by Anon
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Barbecuing during the "winter" months? by
mikehende
I was wondering if people barbecue in the winter? If so, what do I need to
know about this please? For example, is this a good idea in the first
place? Will...
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21-08-2005 03:14 AM
by Brick
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Dumb sand question by
Kyle Tucker
Hi guys,
I live 2 miles from the ocean. Can I just use beach
sand for my WSM or is that likely to cause rust issues for
the pan? Or should I buy sand, gravel,...
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21-08-2005 01:45 AM
by TFM®
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BBQ Festival by
bk
I've been speaking with a local non-profit to organize a BBQ and Carribean
food festival in an ocean front park in Miami Beach. My concerns are
licensing...
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20-08-2005 07:11 PM
by BOB
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BBQ article by
Hannan
Article on BBQ in magazine "THE WEEK" August 5, 2005
Ken
http://www.theweekmagazine.com/article.asp?id=1042
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ECB Mod revision - cheaper and more stable by
2kewl-AlamoCityGypsyMC
The idea of bolts through the fire pan didn't work in my mind, I'm sure
many of you used it, but I have been firing it up in the back yard, in
sand so as to...
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Bigfoot Photo by
Jason
Another Bigfoot sighting reported in Oklahoma. A newspaper business
information web site has the latest photo.
see it at:...
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to soak or not to soak? by
Paulbill
Hello all,
I am a novice bbq'er, using a bar-b-chef offset smoker. I am learning a
lot smoking/bbq'ing every weekend!
question regarding wood chunks.
I am...
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