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I see your flame thrower pic, and raise you with one of my own. Sorry for the off topic post. I couldn't help it. I love me a flame thrower. I'd just leave the stuff at the bottom and with time, it may decide to break away with repeated heating / cooling.

Another couple racks of ribs on Memorial day. RIP to the fallen, and God bless America. Sorry for the cell phone pics.

I also smother and re-use. Usually for starting the next time, or in the kettle for grilling.

My Brother got a new puppy the other day. She's a cute little thing.

I've been using it for a while now in my kettle and WSM. I'm probably too much of a newb to know the difference, but it seems to work just fine for me. I've got a couple hundred lbs of it, so I hope that continues.

Thank you. Cooked about 8 hours at 240ish. Wrapped with a dash of apple juice til 200. Turned out tender and delicious. I used some hickory wood this time instead of apple.

Another couple of Chuck Roasts on today. I love some roast beef sandwiches.

I'm jealous. Great photos by the way!

Thank you. That is kind of you to say.

Thank you! I'm looking forward to seeing your results (Food and photos!).

Thank you! I'm not. I host my photos through Smugmug. I do have an IG account though.

Crappy iPotato pics today. Sorry. Couple of round roasts last night. Turned out great, but not as "fall apart" as the last roast.

Thank you. No filters. A little post processing in LightRoom is all.

Grilled some more chicken today. I had trepidation about the SNS, but I'm actually liking it quite a bit.

I used this Kroger Brand rub with Worshtishereriadofkajdokajdf as a binder. It was fall apart delicious. smoked to internal of 170 wrapped in foil with some apple juice until 200 rested in my Grizzly cooler for 1 hour. (the most difficult part of the cook) This WSM is really working out...

Tried a chuck roast this Saturday. 1 hour in. 4 hours in

I'm not an animal. I scooped them up and put them in with the ribs. Extra saucy. :)

Ribs tonight in the kettle using an SnS.

Taken today Canon 100mm f2.8 L IS MACRO lens on a Canon 7D MkII