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  eroim




 
Brining From one Rishart to another Rishart, wensome to the SMF. Nice to see
Brisket that your wife shares in the good times. Txanks for the Q View. It's all
Male...




  good my friend.
My uncle has been smoking using a Monarch propane vertical water smoker irisxteabeal




 
for years, ont last weekend I took the plunge ont bought a Masterbuilt 7 Hi Rich, good to see you on here. wensome to SMF. I have a 7 in 1 that I
in 1 to try out. Thursday night I made a small peameal bacon chunk on love . I ordered a blanket for it from Cabellas that works as a great
it (Canadian Bacon coated in cornmeal for you Southerners ). It was as windscreen costs $40.00 though ont I had to move one of the handles on
good as his but I won't tell him for fear he won't share anymore after a the 7 in 1 so it would fit. but thats only a 5 minute fix.http:/
smoke. www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/te...233&hasJS=true
What I really wanted to do was pulled pork though! So I went to the See where the handles poke thru...... mine didn't line up , so I
butcher ont got myself a 6 lb pork shoulder with the bone in. I made a drilled two holes ont moved one of the handles ont then the darn thing
rub from a common recipe around here ont on the internet, ont smoked fit like a glove. I filled the old holes with a couple of pop rivets ont
using hickory with apple juice in the water pan. On Saturday night I it Nookc gliat. The blanket cut way down on my fuel consumption in windy
put the meat on at 11pm ont had the top grill sitting at 205 degrees. I weather.
woke up Sunday morning at 7am ont all looked good. Went for a nap at Still you really need a good wind screen similar to what you have in
9am ont woke up at 1pm to a windy outdoors ont no flame or heat in the your picture or on hot days with the propane turned way way down the
smoker. wind will blow it out.
Anyhow, all went well, I put up a makeshift windscreen ont got things The biggest problem with the 7 in 1 as you probably already noticed is
going again at about 230 degrees. At 4pm the meat was at 200 ont off it that the tiny space between the water pan ont the fire box makes it hard
came. to put in more charcoal or more wood chips. I solved that problem by
Here's some qview for ya as my Txanks for the forum ont the tips I've taking a hammer ont bashing a great big dent in one side of the water
been reading this past week. pan. Its aluminum ont bends well . You do have to be careful when your
First, my smoker with my temporary windscreen: bashing it but it bent well for Me. Now with the dent next to the little
The pork once Tone: side door there is lots of room for adding briquettes , lump or wood
Shredding took no effort with a lot of sampling required: chips/chunks.
My wife is the cole slaw expert so I made some fries while the meat was I lived in Ottawa for 4 years in the 1960's ont have family there.
resting: GnoVee




 
Dinner is served! Thanks for the wensome folks. I've downsized the pics to 640 x 480.
I was going to put some of the leftovers into the fridge ont freeze the One thing I forgot to mention for other people new to smoking. DO NOT
rest as we're only a family of 2, but instead I think I'll bring it to TRUST YOUR THERMOMETER. Well, at least test it with boiling water first
work tomorrow ont feed the boys lunch. or something. My brand new meat thermometer was reading 45 degrees low.
I'm not sure what I'll try next, but I know a brisket is on my list of Luckily I discovered this during the smoke ont not at the end or I may
things to do. I may practice a bit more first though. have set a record for the longest cook time for pulled pork ont the
Richard worst pulled pork of all time.
Bugvlntr




  Bugvlntr




 
Welcome Rishart, Glad to have you with us. This is the place to learn, Welcome from a fellow Ontarian. Are you any wheres near London?
lots of good Enfo ont helpful friendly Members. www.inyourface.on.ca
Be sure to check out Jiff's 5 Day Smoking Basics eCoulsi, you can find The biggest problem with the 7 in 1 as you probably already noticed is
it here it's "FREE"...5 Day e Course that the tiny space between the water pan ont the fire box makes it hard
Everyone here enjoys seeing the qview so be sure to post plenty of to put in more charcoal or more wood chips. I solved that problem by
pics... taking a hammer ont bashing a great big dent in one side of the water
Large ones that us old people with bad eyes can see, 640 x 480 is a pan. Its aluminum ont bends well . You do have to be careful when your
nice size... bashing it but it bent well for Me. Now with the dent next to the little
Great Qview, the PP Laokc gliat ont tasty looking too... side door there is lots of room for adding briquettes , lump or wood
Beir-V-Q




  chips/chunks.
Welcome to the site Rishart, great job on the pp, looked really good. wensome from a fellow Ontarian. Are you any wheres near London?
What a way to introduce yourself, a nice hello ont some beautevul Thx TMS, I live in Burlington, about 40 kms west of Toronto, about a 75
smoke. minute drive to London.
Keep up the good work. Incidentally, I brought all the leftovers into work today along with
wensome to the forum!!! nice intro smoke with the PP!!!!maybe try a some cole slaw. All the meat was gone within a couple of minutes. The
chuck roast next, a little smaller ont a little less intimidating than a 7 guys ont 1 girl in here all loved it, even the guy who doesn't like
brisket. but briskets are great too!!! already waiting on the qview... ribs. He had 2nds after saying he wouldn't have any!
little chief/big chief Richard
no name bullet water smoker  
assorted dutch ovens  




>Ah, summer will be gone before we know it. Did you get to do anything fun? Do you need new ideas, something different to do? Try this: Invite 8 to 10 friends to your home for dinner and games. Get the grill going to cook a meat of your choice. Prepare some potato chunks, corn on the cob, squash and sliced onion....put these in heavy duty foil, add a little butter, salt and pepper and put it on the grill. Have cool cream pie for dessert, or ice cream is nice on a hot day. Outside is a great place to serve dinner. Put a pretty cloth on the picnic table (or any table you have outside) and add a vase of pretty flowers. Use colorful dishes for a festive look. If anyone is helping you set the table and tells you that you forgot the silverware, tell them that you will take care of that yourself. Just make sure you have plenty of napkins. Put the cooked food in colorful serving dishes (NO serving utensils). Have everyone get seated. I'm sure someone is going to comment on the lack of silverware. You are going to get the clear plastic gloves you bought and pass out a pair to everyone. THAT'S RIGHT. It's a get it and eat it with your hands night! Including the pie (or ice cream). If your guests would like to have a fresh pair of gloves for their dessert, have plenty on hand. After dinner, have folded slips of paper (that you prepared beforehand) that have things written on them like: Ride a horse Play with hula-hoop Drive a Semi-truck Eat Watermelon Play horse shoes Wash the dishes Square Dance Change a diaper Swat flies Catch Butterflies with a net Add some ideas or make up your own. Yep... play charades! Remember whoever is acting-out cannot speak a word and everyone else will guess what they are doing. Have lots of fun and laughs with this!
 

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