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BrandonB
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Hey everyone what a cool place on the web! I found you guys while looking for info on using my new smoker. I am new to BBQin and smoking because up until about two months ago I lived in an apartment with no room for anything but my little Beefmaster portable gas grill.
After moving into my new place I was originally going to fork over the cash for a Weber Smoky mountain but a co-worker gave me a free CharBroil H2O smoker brand new. I made a few little mods like drilling holes in the bottom and yanking the electric element out and buying a grate so that I could put briquettes or lump charcoal in the bottom. Then I went right to work on some St Louis style ribs about two weeks ago. They came out pretty damn good (see the pic for yourself) and trust me they tasted even better than they looked. I used briquettes for those and I just made a pork butt yesterday using lump charcoal. briquettes were easier and more consistant In my case I think.
So there's my two attempts (and successes) at slow cooking so far. Hopefully I'll get to it at least once a paycheck! I'm in love with cooking like this and have named my smoker "infidel" :twisted: cause I hope to stuff as much pig as possible into it in the future! "of course i'll try some chickens and turkeys in between the gloryous swine
Anyway I'm looking forward to soaking up the knowledge here and thanks for helping me provide my family with the best food possible!
Brandon
P.S. How do I upload an avitar to the board?
After moving into my new place I was originally going to fork over the cash for a Weber Smoky mountain but a co-worker gave me a free CharBroil H2O smoker brand new. I made a few little mods like drilling holes in the bottom and yanking the electric element out and buying a grate so that I could put briquettes or lump charcoal in the bottom. Then I went right to work on some St Louis style ribs about two weeks ago. They came out pretty damn good (see the pic for yourself) and trust me they tasted even better than they looked. I used briquettes for those and I just made a pork butt yesterday using lump charcoal. briquettes were easier and more consistant In my case I think.
So there's my two attempts (and successes) at slow cooking so far. Hopefully I'll get to it at least once a paycheck! I'm in love with cooking like this and have named my smoker "infidel" :twisted: cause I hope to stuff as much pig as possible into it in the future! "of course i'll try some chickens and turkeys in between the gloryous swine
Anyway I'm looking forward to soaking up the knowledge here and thanks for helping me provide my family with the best food possible!
Brandon
P.S. How do I upload an avitar to the board?