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  1. Robert W

    Apple Honey Poultry Brine

    Bryan, Looks great! How long does your typical turkey smoke take at the 235-250 temp? Is this lid or grate temp? Water in pan or clay base? Bob W.
  2. Robert W

    Converts

    I have a question...why cut the brisket in half and cook two separate pieces? I thought the preferred method was trim the fat and cook the brisket whole. When it's time to remove to the cooler for the resting period, remove the point and return it to the smoker for burnt ends. Bob W.
  3. Robert W

    Food Sticking to Grates

    Roger, Post smoke, I put my grates in a Hefty garbage bag, dump in a cup or two of ammonia and tie the bag closed. Then I let it "sun soak" in the yard for a day or two. Makes clean-up is a breeze. Bob W.
  4. Robert W

    Why don't buy another WSM says the wife

    Does she have a sister?
  5. Robert W

    sauce?

    I serve with sauce on the side.
  6. Robert W

    Wsm or kettle?

    Rick, Based on the type of cooking you have mentioned, sounds like the kettle is the correct choice. Bob W.
  7. Robert W

    Bought a Traeger...feeling guilty...

    David, Don't put the WSM through this. The best thing for all involved is a clean break. I'll send you my address so you can do what's best for the WSM...ship it to me. Bob W.
  8. Robert W

    Tel-tru Thermometer promotion

    I'm looking to buy the BQ300...what is the preferred stem length 2 1/2 or 4 inch? Bob W.
  9. Robert W

    Rubs and Flavor

    We all appreciate and learn from these exchanges. Bob W.
  10. Robert W

    How many bags of Rancher?

    Only 12 for me... Bob W.
  11. Robert W

    Killer Smoke Ring w/pics

    Awesome smoke ring!!! Bob W.
  12. Robert W

    How long do Fatties take?

    The "Cooking Topics" section under "Other Meats" "Fatties, Hot Dogs, Luncheon Meats & More" says "Cook in the WSM at 225-250° for 3-4 hours, or 300-350° for 1-1/2 to 2 hours. There's no need to turn or baste the sausage." Bob W.
  13. Robert W

    Fattie temp

    Steven, Go for it...they make for a nice treat while waiting on a long smoke to finish. Bob W.
  14. Robert W

    35 Adults 8 children

    Dupree, Without fully digesting your thread, one thing jumped out at me...the fatties take more than an hour to cook. "Cook in the WSM at 225-250° for 3-4 hours, or 300-350° for 1-1/2 to 2 hours." Bob W.
  15. Robert W

    Whine in my regulator

    Mine does the same thing (has for two years). Doesn't impact the operation, but it is annoying. Bob W.
  16. Robert W

    Pecan Chunks Mold?

    I have a bag of pecan chunks in the garage. I was going to use for my last smoke, but when I took some out of the bag, I noticed most of the pieces were covered in white specks and a white powder substance. I'm thinking it is mold? Has anyone seen this before? Is it mold? If so, I guess...
  17. Robert W

    Rancher Charcoal - First Overnighter

    The HD by the house here in Rio Rancho NM had about a pallet and a half left two weeks ago, so I bought 6 bags (used one last weekend). I asked if they would be stocking on a regular basis and was told the shipment they received was sent by corporate and they most likley would not be re-stocked...
  18. Robert W

    Fattie temp

    Thanks. I didn't get a chance to check the replies in time...pulled them off at 185. First time I made them and thought they turned out great. Bob W.
  19. Robert W

    Fattie temp

    At what internal temp is a fattie done? Bob W.
  20. Robert W

    Butts done WAY early... now what?

    Lee, My last double butt smoke finished up at 5:30 AM (by design). I foiled and rested in a cooler for three hours, then pulled and refridgerated until dinner time (5 PM). One thing I did was spray with apple juice while pulling to help keep the meat moist. It turned great. I don't know if...

 

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