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Babbling Farker
![]() ![]() ![]() Join Date: 12-03-08
Location: Pearl River LA
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I've posted this before, but here goes.
On the charcoal grate goes a ring filled with briquettes and wood chips. ![]() Then directly over that a pizza stone sits on the cooking grate. ![]() Then a 18" by 3" deep round cake pan sits on the stone. Inside the pan is a rack that sits about halfway up from the bottom of the pan. ![]() Then water goes in the pan, and the food goes on the rack. ![]() ![]() That was two untrimmed racks of spares that I fit in there. So far I have only used it for ribs, but I see a brisket in the near future. |
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On the road to being a farker
![]() ![]() Join Date: 03-15-07
Location: Westminster, SC
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The Smokenator 1000 seems to do the trick for me. The only thing I do differently from the instructions is I do not use the included water pan, I use a meat loaf pan and set it on the cooking grate. This way I can move it so that the liquids don't boil dry so fast....
IMG_5243.jpg Pictured is a 9lb Boston Butt I put on at 0500 hours this morning. |
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