So now you have to import BBQ wood into
Texas? What a great idea !
Just got a Traeger pellet grill
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Texas? What a great idea !
Nothing pressure about it. The ceramic just hold the heat better then most anything else. The are supposed to be able to take real high temps to for doing like wood or coal fired pizzas, but don’t radiate the heat out until you lift the lid.
I have plenty of pictures of foods I have cooked on it post here in what’s for dinner. The wife’s niece & nephew spent 2 night relocating to Louisiana. They both are foodie types who like eating. The nephew was sold after 2 meals off of it.
Spend once, cry once! Applies to so much of what I enjoy.
It's very efficient & better yet standing next to it closed you don't feel the heat. I couldn't tell you how often I got heat sick working custom steel smokers & pits. My lid lifting arm will be sore tomorrow.
lonestardiver
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I used my son in laws Traeger when I was visiting them last summer to smoke a brisket. Brisket turned out well but it did not have the heavier smoke flavor I get with my offset smoker where I use pecan to smoke brisket. Yes it is convenient, but only gives a light smoke flavor to your food.
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I had a 700 gallon reverse smoker for a decade. After buying a pellet smoker, I sold the stick burner. Yes smoking with pellets give me less smoke flavor. But when cooking a brisket for 18ish hrs. It is awesome that I can start the brisket before bedtime and I still get 8 hrs of continuous sleep.
Now if you have a stick burner. Look into one of these. It works well in adding smoke flavor. I use it for anything meat I'm smoking for hrs.
Amazon product ASIN B08JGKK2C7
Now if you have a stick burner. Look into one of these. It works well in adding smoke flavor. I use it for anything meat I'm smoking for hrs.
Amazon product ASIN B08JGKK2C7
During TEOTWAWKI. Yall won't have electricity to run your grills and the real BBQ men with stick burners will be like gods
(My best attempt to trigger a Traeger owner)
im probably too soft to survive a world without electricity. i need my hot tub, massaging truck seats, pellet grill and Air conditioning.
I will. Solar system with backup battery. Assuming no EMP.During TEOTWAWKI. Yall won't have electricity to run your grills and the real BBQ men with stick burners will be like gods
(My best attempt to trigger a Traeger owner)
Son has one, he said to pass on one piece of advice.
Store the pellets in a very dry environment. They tend to be Hygroscopic.
High humidity is bad, ( see Houston)
Wet is very bad, don't leave the bag outside where the rain or morning dew will get to it.
Store the pellets in a very dry environment. They tend to be Hygroscopic.
High humidity is bad, ( see Houston)
Wet is very bad, don't leave the bag outside where the rain or morning dew will get to it.
I have 3 5-gallon buckets (3 different wood type pellets) with gamma lids and keep a large rechargeable desiccant pack in each one.
My SIL said he wood cook the Thanksgiving turkey this year with his pellet stove.
He used the digital probe and all the other bells and whistles the contraption came with.
Sadly the bird was grossly undercooked when served, what a let down.
Today I told him we would be having grilled steaks, cooked on my “welding shop “ grill over mesquite.
He used the digital probe and all the other bells and whistles the contraption came with.
Sadly the bird was grossly undercooked when served, what a let down.
Today I told him we would be having grilled steaks, cooked on my “welding shop “ grill over mesquite.
