Recent content by Gabe

ready to come out: pulled by hand: too lazy too make this from scratch, so I got a cole slaw "kit": plated on King Hawaiian Hot Dog style buns If these look like just piles of slaw on bread, let me assure you: they were heavy with pork! We did: load of meat, drizzle of sauce, top with...

- 5 hours later - ok if you're following along, we're doing: http://www.slapyodaddybbq.com/2012/04/slap-yo-daddy-bone-in-pork-butt-2/ and we're at the step where we have good bark and are gonna wrap the butts in foil with a mix of butter, brown sugar, beer, hot sauce, and sweet thai chili...

I think that while I was busy doing the "craigslist shuffle", I came upon a 18 kettle that had this hinged grate. I think I swapped them and passed the kettle along. That hinge is handy when you want to check a temp downstairs.

So I quit my job where I've spent the last 12 years of my life. My new job doesn't start till mar 2nd. So, naturally, I'm taking some time to smoke some pork butt. I feel like i finally have time to take some pics and share. These are about 6lbs each. Injected with a mix recipe taken from Harry...

I will definitely be heading out to meet you all next year! That was an awesome event. Chris, your write up made me feel like I was right there.

Hey Tony, I found his pics here : http://s1278.photobucket.com/user/JethroMcDuff/library/?view=recent&page=1 -gabe

Hi Daryl. Nice meeting you yesterday. I am glad my performer went to a member. And my wife thanks you for helping us clear some space in the backyard. Now she feels better about the open space, and I'm looking for a new refurb project. Maybe an old genesis 1000? Welcome to the forums! -Gabe

Things is, if you cook that bird and it comes out amazing, your guests will know it's the best bird they've had in years and they will pack it away. Last year, I brined the bird 24 hrs, cooked it in a water bath for 8 hours at 180* and then packed the cavity with aromatics...

Hi Jeff! Glad to have you.

Hi TeddyC welcome to the forum!

Jason, welcome aboard, sir. It sounds like you are already off to a good start with your cabinet. Is it insulated? remember to account for temp loss due to exterior cold by adding some extra charcoal to the wsm. You def don't want to be caught running out of charcoal before your brisket is done!

Hey Ed, welcome to the forum. I just fired my 18.5 wsm for the first time a couple days ago. It seems like it's gonna be great. When you get yours, make sure you take the time to season it. You can find Harry Soo's SWM seasoning steps on his review of the 18.5 wsm on amazon.com

Good to have you with us, Joe. Q on!

Hi Todd! Welcome to the forum!

Hi Tom! Glad you could join us!