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I once considered a Bradley, but I heard the discs are pretty expensive and a lot of horror stories about the smokers themselves. I went with a Masterbuilt with the cold smoke kit. Been great for overnight smokes. |
Buy a pellet smoker like a Treager and be a winner the rest of your life.:D
I love mine. |
I was given an electric smoker several years ago and I have now perfected my use of it and produce incredible smoked pork shoulders.
It took a lot of trial and but eventually I got that stupid electric element pulled out and cut the cord off. Now I can put plenty of wood in it to get the right amount of smoke. Works way better now. |
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Also how I read it... confused. |
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The meat would cook and the box filled with steam but the wood chips just got darker and never ignited. Seemed like we were just cooking it with heat and steam instead of smoke. It has a pull out tray in the bottom where I pile the lit charcoal and wood underneath where the cooking element used to be. (It actually broke off fairly easily with a little effort) I know it's not the conventional way of using it - certainly not what it was designed for, but I always wanted a wood smoker so I just modified it. Bottom line is, in my family everyone loves grampa's pulled pork sandwiches. Most of my grandkids demand it for their birthday gatherings. |
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I've also found that after a period of not using it (a couple of weeks) and some rain, the lava rocks have some amount of water in them. While water won't rise to the level of the actual element because the hole where the element/power cord penetrate the housing acts as a drain that keeps the element dry, leaving that water in there does create steam/high moisture. I'm telling ya, the Brinkmann was very inexpensive, but it's amazing too. Knowing you can put a brisket on in the morning with ample soaked chips and chunks (chunks away from the element) then leave for 6 hours is freakin nice! |
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The one I was given wasn't that nice. And for me, part of the fun is ****ing with it. Adding wood, monitoring the heat and smoke, etc. I make a day of it. And, I think the part I like the best is in the afternoon when my recipe calls for the cook (me) to add several whiskey / coke's to my belly. Then it just gets to be more fun. For some reason. :D |
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How long does it take an Amazon review with pictures/video to post?
I wrote a 1 star review for those queers at Bradley but nothing has shown up and I submitted it last night. |
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Been looking at the GMG with wifi for ultra lazy mode. |
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Actually, some times they take a few days... |
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