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Those look amazing! I made some ABT's for the Christmas eve party but haven't done anything since. I won a WSM 18.5" and i'm just waiting for it to arrive so I can put it together and get it all seasoned. Currently using a bradley smoker.
 
All set for some football.

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Well, I picked up a flat. 6#. I will be rubbing it w mustard and Montreal steak seasoning. Picked up some branches from the local pecan orchard. I will mix up a spray botte to baste with in the am. I'll oust picks once done.

Thanks guys!!!

You know I have never been about to smoke a flat by itself. It has always come out dry. Ive injected it, SnL, HnF, wrapped in tin foil, wrapped in butcher paper you name it. Its always come out like a leather shoe.
Safe to say I no longer just smoke flats.
 
Smoking 4 butts for a church party tomorrow. Got 2 done last night and 2 on now. Other folks are doing 14 others as well. Gonna be a good lunch!!!
 
Smoked some ribs on Saturday and also smoked some wings yesterday evening. Both turned out great! Wings are probably the easiest to do on the WSM.

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Too cold...can't keep the heat up in the electric, and since it is just the two of us, I just can't justify using the propane smoker.

And no. I do not use charcoal.
 
Too cold...can't keep the heat up in the electric, and since it is just the two of us, I just can't justify using the propane smoker.

And no. I do not use charcoal.

What kind of electric smoker do you have and how cold is it in Alabama? I have an MES30 that has no issue keeping temp in 20-30 degree Wisconsin temperature, just curious
 
Too cold...can't keep the heat up in the electric, and since it is just the two of us, I just can't justify using the propane smoker.

And no. I do not use charcoal.


I am in MS and notice that wind played a huge factor with this. I also have an electric.
 
Planning on some pulled pork shoulder. It's been a couple months, so looking forward to it! Probably will make up a Carolina style mustard sauce to go with it.


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Too cold...can't keep the heat up in the electric, and since it is just the two of us, I just can't justify using the propane smoker.

And no. I do not use charcoal.


Just make a double + batch, and freeze what you don't eat!


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It could be the wind...I have the same smoker and it will only reach around 215 when the temperature is 40 and below. I may build a tin shield to go around it and see if that helps.
 
I'm going to do a brisket - soaked in buttermilk with a S,G,CBP rub. Hopefully I won't be able to sharpen a knife on it when it's done.
 
At a recent family get together at my parents' house, we had some unexpected (but very, very welcome) guests, and that required a menu change. Long story short, I acquired the 4lb bone-in standing rib roast that was originally on the menu.

That sucker's going on the WSM tomorrow. I figure 375 until it registers rare/medium rare in the center.
 
Just smoked some beans, a big fatty and a big old bird. The fatty is gone and I'm eating turkey sandwiches for lunch.
 
Got a corned beef brisket for this weekend. Just need to make sure I have wood chips.

Sometimes I wish I had a meat slicer.

Me too, but I have so many appliances now, out of space.

I use an OXO mandoline to slice pastrami. It works fine. Get it really cold and slice against the grain of the meat. It works. (not as well as a hobart though!)
 
Passed I know what you mean about space.I'm going to have to add a pantry for small appliances.Cheesy I have an Lem 7 1/2 inch slicer .Not ideal but once you get the hang of it it does a decent job for less than 100 dollars.I love it for french dip ,Cubans and rare roast beef.
 

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