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Originally posted by: CasioTech
someone posted in my thread that this thread will give me a laugh. So far I have done nothing but shudder.

Oh come on. We all know you smoke meat. You just don't have a smoker.

 
Originally posted by: Perknose
Originally posted by: CasioTech
someone posted in my thread that this thread will give me a laugh. So far I have done nothing but shudder.

Oh come on. We all know you smoke meat. You just don't have a smoker.

:laugh:

No shit, the gf getting a ticket is a just a ruse.
 
i have a smoker and smoked a briscuit yesterday. I was in Houston and flew back late Sunday so i asked her to go to the store and get a nice briscuit.

Lesson #1: Dont have wife pick out briscuit. she came home with two corned beef briscuit....

i asked her umm baby? this is the wrong kind and why did you get two? she replied that it says briscuit on the package and she got two because they are small.

well no chance in getting another and each one was 9 bucks so i smoked them.

lesson #2
: dont smoke corned beef.

here is my grill

http://www.chargriller.com/grills.html

the link to the grill doesnt work so look at the pic in the top center.
 
Originally posted by: Citrix
i have a smoker and smoked a briscuit yesterday. I was in Houston and flew back late Sunday so i asked her to go to the store and get a nice briscuit. so what do i come home to??

Lesson #1: Dont have wife pick out briscuit. she came home with two corned beef briscuit....

i asked her umm baby? this is the wrong kind and why did you get two? she replied that it says briscuit on the package and she got two because they are small.

well no chance in getting another and each one was 9 bucks so i smoked them.

lesson #2: dont smoke corned beef.

:laugh:
Was it a complete loss or just not very good?
 
Originally posted by: nakedfrog
Originally posted by: Citrix
i have a smoker and smoked a briscuit yesterday. I was in Houston and flew back late Sunday so i asked her to go to the store and get a nice briscuit. so what do i come home to??

Lesson #1: Dont have wife pick out briscuit. she came home with two corned beef briscuit....

i asked her umm baby? this is the wrong kind and why did you get two? she replied that it says briscuit on the package and she got two because they are small.

well no chance in getting another and each one was 9 bucks so i smoked them.

lesson #2: dont smoke corned beef.

:laugh:
Was it a complete loss or just not very good?

complete loss, meat was tough and imagine the taste of corned beef smoked... Bheh...
 
Originally posted by: Citrix

complete loss, meat was tough and imagine the taste of corned beef smoked... Bheh...

ew. makes my stomach turn just thinking about it
 
Originally posted by: ElFenix
Originally posted by: Citrix

complete loss, meat was tough and imagine the taste of corned beef smoked... Bheh...

ew. makes my stomach turn just thinking about it

Smoked corned beef is actually pretty common. I should try making one.

EDIT: I just realized that smoked corned beef is pastrami... 😛
 
Originally posted by: Pacfanweb
WSM, Weber Smokey Mountain smoker. Best small smoker you can get. I'm getting ready to buy one after trying a couple others that ended up sucking.

Traeger FTW! works as both a grill and a smoker.
 
Originally posted by: gar3555
Originally posted by: Pacfanweb
WSM, Weber Smokey Mountain smoker. Best small smoker you can get. I'm getting ready to buy one after trying a couple others that ended up sucking.

Traeger FTW! works as both a grill and a smoker.

Uhhh, my Weber Smokey Mountain cost $169 w/ free shipping. The cheapest I see there is $800.

I could by a Smokey Moutain, a Weber Kettle Grill, and a decent propane grill (quick chicken, dog, and burger grilling) for the same price as one of those.

 
Originally posted by: vi edit
Originally posted by: gar3555
Originally posted by: Pacfanweb
WSM, Weber Smokey Mountain smoker. Best small smoker you can get. I'm getting ready to buy one after trying a couple others that ended up sucking.

Traeger FTW! works as both a grill and a smoker.

Uhhh, my Weber Smokey Mountain cost $169 w/ free shipping. The cheapest I see there is $800.

I could by a Smokey Moutain, a Weber Kettle Grill, and a decent propane grill (quick chicken, dog, and burger grilling) for the same price as one of those.

The best of all three worlds

I love mine. It's a heavy MFer, though.
 
ive never used a big green egg, my co-worker is always raving about his so i thought i would post it.

the chargriller i got at Lowes for 200 works just fine for me. it does prduce a lot of smoke but i use oak, pecan or apple logs.
 
Originally posted by: iamwiz82

The best of all three worlds

I love mine. It's a heavy MFer, though.

Wow. So it has a gas grill, a charcoal grill, a gas burning plate, and a smoke box that you can fire up on demand if you want to smoke?

That sounds pretty slick. How long is that thing? Hard to get a perspective from the pictures. Also - does the smokebox work on the charcoal only, or can you fire it up for the gas side too?
 
Originally posted by: vi edit
Originally posted by: iamwiz82

The best of all three worlds

I love mine. It's a heavy MFer, though.

Wow. So it has a gas grill, a charcoal grill, a gas burning plate, and a smoke box that you can fire up on demand if you want to smoke?

That sounds pretty slick. How long is that thing? Hard to get a perspective from the pictures. Also - does the smokebox work on the charcoal only, or can you fire it up for the gas side too?

It's looooong, 7 feet, if I had to guess.

The chambers don't connect, but the guy in that post mentioned wanting to combine them and it doesn't seem like too big of a deal to do so. I'm impressed with the build quality for the price, considering the Charbroil smoker I had previously has a POS for 2/3 the price with no propane option.

I love the side burner for starting my charcoal, though. Now it only take about 10 minutes to get them glowing red and ready to be placed.
 
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