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I agree with Mikey. I usually let my coals completely ash over before I start cooking. 30 minutes in the chimney usually works for me as well.

jbaker, Where are you from? All of my family is from northwest TN. Living near St. Louis now. Jim

You sure nailed that one Rich!!!

I'm with you Dino! For 5 bucks or so it's worth it to order a new one after a few smokes. I ordered 5 last time; saves on shipping.

Thanks guys, I have been enlightened.

Forgive my ignorance....never heard of them.

Right away.......you get to eat sooner!!

Hey Neighbor, I'm sure you'll do great!! What time do we eat?

Dave, That's just plain wrong.

Good job, Scott! Now get that think smokin'!!!!

Here in southern Illinois I get mine from my local butcher shop for $1.49/lb any day of the week. They always shave off the fat cap before they weigh the meat, which is a great bonus!!

I use the newest Weber rib rack. You can get 4 full racks of baby backs in each one. I smoked 8 racks a couple of weeks ago....4 on the top and 4 on the bottom. About $14 for a Weber rack.

Nice gift! Now treat her like you would your wife....well, maybe not that good.

Nice job, Michael. Why didn't you invite us over?

I agree with you, Bryan. That's a lot of lit briqs to start out with using the MM. Try cutting back (maybe half) on your lit briqs when starting up.

I ONLY use Kingsford and have for the last 25 years!! No need to change now; can't teach an old dog new tricks!

I agree, Troy. The thermopen works great with anything you want to cook/smoke! And, it couldn't be any easier to use.

Got my ET-73 yesterday. I'll give it a try soon. I can now use my "other" ET-73 to monitor temps of meat on the bottom grate! I'm glad they sent the right one this time.

Pulled pork rules!!

Smoked my firt butts last night. 2 butts totaling 11.5 pounds took 9 hours smoking at 225* to reach an internal temp of 205* Used 3 chunks alder and 3 chunks cherry. AWESOME!! The butts practically fell apart themselves! Cooked a turkey, ribs, and butts so far. Gotta try a brisket next. I LOVE...