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  1. Matt H.

    Anyone remove the water pan and use direct heat?

    I only do it for chicken.
  2. Matt H.

    Butcher paper.

    Thanks Jim!
  3. Matt H.

    Holding temp

    reduce the amount of lit and fill that sucker with more unlit. you likely ran out of fuel because it was running too hot at first and you didn't have enough charcoal.
  4. Matt H.

    Holding temp

    this is exactly what I do.
  5. Matt H.

    Butcher paper.

    I've been wanting to get some, but I was always told you want untreated. anyone with any insight?
  6. Matt H.

    Holding temp

    12-20 coals with minon method and water isn't the enemy
  7. Matt H.

    How to build a less than 200 degree smoke?

    start with like 3 or 4 lit coals and immediately close the bottom vents 3/4 of the way. I've never been able to get it much lower than 180 for long periods of time though.
  8. Matt H.

    Football

    Cal bears LA Rams baby! - - - Updated - - - I assume you mean the greedy owner who moved the LA rams to st Louis in the first place. . . I kid I kid
  9. Matt H.

    KettlePizza pies for me, myself, & I

    Thanks for the info!
  10. Matt H.

    KettlePizza pies for me, myself, & I

    Looks good nate. What type of wood did you use? My pizzas are awful smokey!
  11. Matt H.

    First Butt on 18.5 WSM

    I'm sure it's good, but Franklin cooks everything at 275. Seems unlikely that would be the best temp for every cut of meat
  12. Matt H.

    Ribs: My Personal Best

    Man those look good
  13. Matt H.

    Smoke ring

    I've never got a pronounced one. I've decided it's not a big deal. the times I have gotten one is if I've slathered the meat with say mustard or some other liquid before putting it on.
  14. Matt H.

    Me and my bright ideas....pulled pork for a crowd question(s)

    If you do it with the minion method you probably won't have to reload. But if I have to I just reload with unlit through the door using my wife's gardening shovel. As for timing unless you are a real early riser, I'd start the night before and let it rest in a cooler. It will stay hot for at...
  15. Matt H.

    Whats the difference in charcoal?

    personally I'd save the lump for grilling, but I think you will be fine either way.
  16. Matt H.

    Whats the difference in charcoal?

    lump or briquettes? people certainly use it with the MM all the time and seem happy.
  17. Matt H.

    Best Method to Char Steaks

    try putting the grates directly on the coals rather than the steak on the coals. a little space helps and keeps the grit off IMO. personally I've never had a problem getting a good sear with charcoal as long as I pile the coals high. if I have a full kettle i'll put all the coals on one...
  18. Matt H.

    Smaller Butt Question

    as long as you start it early say 7-8am I'd be shocked if they weren't done for dinner.
  19. Matt H.

    Smaller Butt Question

    I did a 4 pounder not that long ago and it took 8-9 hours. considerably faster than an 8 pounder.
  20. Matt H.

    Whats the difference in charcoal?

    I think pro definitely burns cleaner and has a nicer smell at startup and I used to buy it solely. then I got on some of the blue discounts people mentioned on the site and haven't looked back and frankly can't tell the difference in the final product nor in performance. the only noticeable...

 

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