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Some things just aren't meant to be hung in the PBC

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    Some things just aren't meant to be hung in the PBC

    My normal Sunday smoking generally consists of 2 chickens (1 for dinner, 1 for lunches during the week) and 1 or 2 tubes of breakfast sausage, for breakfast during the week. Today I did all the above and a rack of ribs, its all going to hang today...including the 2 tubes of breakfast sausage, on skewers.

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    The other stuff is still going but had to move the sausage to the oven and take a picture of it too!

    #2
    Add cheese to that list, lol.

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    • Jerod Broussard
      Jerod Broussard commented
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      200lb whole hogs don't work worth a flip either

    • texastweeter
      texastweeter commented
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      Pecans and salmon...@Jerod Broussard

    #3
    Pretty sure you should add halibut, trout, prawns to that list

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    • ecowper
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      JGo37 I’m pretty sure you can’t really hang prawns on a PBC hook ;-)

    • JGo37
      JGo37 commented
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      Actually I am trying to be sensible here. It also has a top grate, right? With a deflector and a grate mat you could do anything... If you HAD to, I mean. If you didn't have lots of different cookers (I know - that's hard to imagine...)

    • JGo37
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      I try to figure out what cookers are really best at, and leave them that way.

    #4
    Something’s can’t be hooked but a lot can be skewered or held in a basket and hung.Meatloaf probably can’t be hooked, skewered or basketed!
    Last edited by jecucolo; December 3, 2018, 12:04 AM.

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    • cashelton
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      Meatloaf was immediately removed from my list of things to skewer and hang...meatballs were too!

    #5
    I find myself mostly using the grate in my PBC. It's easier than hanging meat and seems to work just as well.

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    • Nate
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      +1

    • cashelton
      cashelton commented
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      I typically use the half grate, with the chickens cut in half and hung, and the sausage turns out great. This cook I needed the hanging space for the rack of ribs and had small window of time to cook. The sausage took the low priority.

      It's kind of funny to me, of the possible outcomes the one that happened never crossed my mind!

    #6
    PBC's can turn out great Q and there's ample evidence on this site. But they have their shortcomings as what you can hang and making sure it stays on the hooks the entire cook and not wind up laying in the coals.
    I'm reluctant to punch any unnecessary holes in anything I'm cooking.

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    • cashelton
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      I'm still in my first year of smoking, so I tend to experiment and play a lot. I kind of figured it would fall into the fire. I just got a set of the skewers and had to play with them.

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