UDS air cook

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Did a air cook on my UDS last night, just to try it out. The darn thing works. Can you believe that?:rolleyes:

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Put legs on my Klose basket.
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Fits perfect.
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After about three hours.
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Temp holding steady at 250 with just the ball valve open. Dial thermo is just through the lid, digital thermo is at grate level.
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Now all I gotta do is throw the meat to it, and maybe a paint job.
 
I cooked some air last night also, how did yours taste? :twisted:
 
Time and temp please for air!

Do you sauce?

And if you don't have a smoker handy can you just cook the air in the oven.
 
Your air must be real small out there, I didn't see anything in the pics.
 
What are you using for a Mop?
Did you air smoke any sides?

Just curious.

Weiser
 
It was a very light meal. How was yours?

Sorta unfilling.

Time and temp please for air!

Do you sauce?

And if you don't have a smoker handy can you just cook the air in the oven.

No, it's not the same, but a crockpot and some liquid smoke work rather well.

Did you foil?

Foil air???

Silly goose.

Your air must be real small out there, I didn't see anything in the pics.

Look again my friend...

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Is this a diet thread?

Needs a disclamer "No animals were hurt during this cook"
 
Time and temp please for air!
Do you sauce?
And if you don't have a smoker handy can you just cook the air in the oven.

Cooked air for three hrs. @ 250° No sauce, and cookin in the oven just won’t produce the same results.

Did you foil?

No foil. Thought about using the 321 method but I was in a hurry.

Your air must be real small out there, I didn't see anything in the pics.

Look closer at the pic. The UDS is filled to maximum capacity.

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What are you using for a Mop?
Did you air smoke any sides?
Just curious.
Weiser

I did use a mop, but it sorta just ran off. Didn’t smoke any sides. That will be next though.



and adding the disclaimer "No animals were hurt during this cook"
 
How about that...I cooked some air last night too on UDS #2 which I completed yesterday....Fired her up about 7pm, temp outside was 20*...I watched from inside...and wouldn't you know it...I burned the heck out of that air...
No pron, so I guess you could say it didn't happen, but next time...there will be proof!
 
That air looks good. A little dry though. No cleaning of the grates necessary.
 
man that's one translucent piece of meat! I'm guessing the smoke ring was 3 inches thick! Nice job on the cook and the UDS!
 
This is an intriguing thread.

When you smoke air, do you trim it first? Also, I would like to know how frequently you turn it, if at all?

Have any of you turned it in at a comp in the "Anything But" category?
 
Good thought.
What would you recommend for a garnish?
Some Judges might think that you were trying to pull sumptin' if you turned in a empty box.

Weiser


This is an intriguing thread.

When you smoke air, do you trim it first? Also, I would like to know how frequently you turn it, if at all?

Have any of you turned it in at a comp in the "Anything But" category?
 
I like my air boiled better. Crock pot air is pretty good too.
 
You Michigan guys keep your smokers going- if the wind is right I could be enjoying a warm front tomorrow!!
 
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