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badbubba37
Guest
What is the best way to cure a smoker?
HeSmellsLikeSmoke
somebody shut me the fark up.
What smoker are you going to cure?
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badbubba37
Guest
Brinkman vertical smoker and a weber bullet smoker
HeSmellsLikeSmoke
somebody shut me the fark up.
I don't think a WSM need to be cured. I just started cooking with mine with no problems at all.
Don't know much about a Brinkmann vertical. Others on here do though.
Don't know much about a Brinkmann vertical. Others on here do though.
Rightstuff
is one Smokin' Farker
I sprayed the inside of mine with vegetable oil (spray pam). Loaded some wood, got temps up to 300 degrees for about 3 hours. During this time I shut chimney damper nearly closed. Shut firebox vents nearly closed and let it smoke away; creating a smoke glaze on the inside. I did this 3 nights in a row while I smoked cigars, drank beer and enjoyed the aroma of hickory smoke!
monty3777
is Blowin Smoke!
Best way to Cure a WSM is to cook on it. The more build-up the tighter it gets. The main reason to cure a smoker is to clog the tiny pores that are present in barrel type steel smokers. Not an issue with WSM - porcelin (sp?) lined!!
Ask Brian in So Cal, he's the expert.
Brian in So Cal
Babbling Farker
The problem is I don't remember how you guys told me to do it. When I finally finish my UDS. I will need to ask again.:mrgreen: I should have the UDS finished in the next 6 months.:-D
Brian in So Cal
Babbling Farker
LOL:lol:
Hoorenga
is one Smokin' Farker
What area you trying to cure it of?
Hoo
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