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What I mean is that it's stuck so far into the hood vent, that I can't even see the socket holder anymore. It's like I pushed it all the way up through the light bulb hole. Using that illustration above, it's like I pushed part 18 so far up that I can't even see it anymore.

Yes, I think part # 18 came loose, and got stuck in the hood vent where I can't see it. I think it might be possible to fix it by unscrewing # 19. However, given the other difficulties I was having with making the new light bulb fit in the left socket (it fit ok in the right one), there might...

Do you have any pictures of how you hang the ribs? Any recipes?

The lightbulb itself is intact and fine, it's the light bulb socket holder (the part that screws into the light bulb) that is stuck in the hood vent.

I meant the light bulb socket holder is stuck inside the hood vent.

I displaced the light bulb socket for one of the bulbs, while trying to get the new bulb to work. 🤦‍♂️ The new bulb in the right socket is fine. The one in the left socket, I couldn't get it work, and eventually displaced it and it's stuck somewhere in the hood. I did notice with the old...

Do the flames reach well enough, through the holes? Is there still some grill marks or charring?

Agree. Similarly, I have one gas grill, one WSM, one temperature controller (Flame Boss), and one Kettle Pizza add-on to the WSM. Between these, there is a lot of versatility in what I want to do. And then, if I have questions, there's this site where I can get good answers, sometimes within...

That's another good point. The WSM comes with @Chris Allingham. Sometimes he even appears on my screen and talks to me in videos. Other appliances don't come with him. :(

To me, it came down to these factors. * WSM had more capacity for food. * I could get that higher capacity, and get a temperature controller, for the price of a big green egg. * It seemed like a cart or stand was highly recommended for a big green egg, and it wouldn't be as good without one...

I used the skinny skewers this time. Didn't have any breakage issues. I kind of agree with @Jim C in Denver that it's a lot of work, maybe too much work, but once they're on, they are easy to flip. Thanks everyone.

Thank you! I will get the bulbs mentioned in there.

I have an Allure by Broan vent hood. I want to change the light bulb, I don't like the soft white light bulb color. I want cool daylight. What type of light bulb does it take? I can't read the label on the current light bulbs, they are too faded.

Thanks. Ok, from your post, I think the low initial temp was probably a major factor. I don't think it was the wood, because I used exactly the same ones from 2019. 6 hickory, 4 applewood. I use this same amount for everything now, and in my other smoked cooks, I've liked how they came out...

Great dog picture.

Ok, I watched the video now. A few things I learned: * When removing the cake from the oven pan, and placing it on the towel, I should be able to remove it from the pan, without the cake breaking. * Put a new wax paper on the towel, and also dust it with powdered sugar. I'll do these tips soon.

Is parchment paper preferred, or wax paper? Because the recipe I had been using said to use wax paper.

I was able to make this yesterday. It came out the way I wanted. Thanks everyone.

Bump? Would not having previously wet wood, and having a higher initial pit temp, have made great this like my 2019 cook?

Thanks for finding that. Almost like this. However, the egg is supposed to be covering the bread. I think I can use most of the same technique as what's in that post. However, instead of forming the sandwich so that the egg is the middle, I would be flipping it in the opposite direction so...