We have decided to smoke a turkey for Thanksgiving - in preparation last night I did a test smoke with at 12+ turkey. Smoked at around 240 for 4 hours with apple wood
The meat is great but the skin is rubbery - Should I expect this or is there an alternative
I am new at this smoking process.
The first couple of smokes I sound it rather easy to maintain a 220 temp using briquettes. This time, with the advice of a local grilling store, :wsm22: I used charcoal and have found it hard to maintain the temperature.
I started some of the charcoal...
My first smoke went well - pork shoulder. But my second was baby back ribs. They came out a little dry. I followed the 3 - 2 - 1 method but think I over cooked. Any sage advice out there?
I am about to purchase a WSM and am wondering if they all have the Silicone Temperature Grommet. I ask because the images on Amazon don't seem to show the grommet
I realize that others have struggled with the question of choosing between an 18 or 22 so I am not alone or unique. But I am struggling over the choice. The facts are:
1. I am retired and when I cook it is usually for my wife and myself
2. If I cook for more it hardly ever more than 5 - 6
3...