Do a little smoking in a Weber 22 kettle. Use the snake method this past weekend for a small brisket flat. Look forward to learning some new tips and tricks here on AR.
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Welcome All Jacked Up! We're glad you're here. Smokin on a 22, you say? We might be able to suggest something to help with that
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All Jacked Up beautiful brisket! Welcome to The Pit. To add to what Pit Boss said, take a look at the Slow 'N Sear accessory for the Weber kettle. See Amazing Ribs pages here and here. ABC BBQ page here. It you have questions about it, just ask as several folks here have one. No pressure to get one intended, but it is absolutely awesome.Comment
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A warm welcome @31F to the Pit from Mandeville, LA, USA. I've use the snake method from time to time on my son's 26" kettle, it it works pretty good on a slow cook. Pit Boss's SlowNSear creation is a versatile addition to a kettle. I gave my son one for Christmas, and he is loving it.Comment
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All Jacked Up, Welcome to The Pit! The Gents that Posted Prior to Me are all to Modest! As mentioned The Pit Boss in addition to keeping The Pit
Under control for Meathead and Amazing Ribs is the Owner and President of Adrenaline BBQ Co. They manufacture the S 'n S (Slow & Sear) that fits
Into the Weber Kettles for better heat and temp control! I always look forward to Posts by fuzzydaddy and LA Pork Butt because they know what they
Are Talking About! As Do Most If Not All Of The Pit Club Members!
Eat Well and Prosper! From Fargo ND, DanComment
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Danjohnston949 Thanks for the compliment, and you know what you are talking about, too. What temp are you looking at this morning? We are cold at 31F. You would probably declare 31 F is Spring.
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Welcome from Calgary!Comment
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LA Pork Butt, It is a bright Sunny Day Here in Paradise! Thanks for Asking! Eat Well and Prosper! From Fargo ND, DanComment
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Surely I have some distant relatives still on the east coast of Canada.
Thanks for the support and welcome to The Pit!Comment
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Thanks everyone for the welcome. I have had good luck with my little Weber...Thinking its ribs for the Super Bowl. Read a lot about the salt in vrs out of the rub. Will try this new (to me) technique in Sunday.Comment
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Belated welcome to The Pit All Jacked Up! Glad to have you here. Kettles do a darn good job of smoking when you do it right.
Since this is one of your first posts, please check out our homework assignment post for new members, it contains a few how-tos and please-dos. This will help you learn your way around so you can get the best experience from our forum.
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Hope to hear & see more from you!
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