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    Bay Area BBQr!

    Hey all! Name is Joseph, big raider Fan, hence the " rdrjsm" . Been Q-ing on a 22" Webber kettle for 20+yrs and just recently picked up a WSM. Did a 6lb pork butt "trial run" last weekend, and it was a huge success. Had a couple temperature issues, but this website is my new BBQ bible, love it. A lot of good reading. Thanks Meathead! Whole chicken is next...

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    Welcome Rdrjsm! Great choices in cookers. I have 2 Weber kettles and love them, but no WSM. Congrats on the pork butt.

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      Welcome Rdrjsm

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        Welcome to the Pit, Joseph ... from Broncos country.

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          Welcome to the Pit Rdrjsm ... There's many Pit members that use your cookers willing to share lots of tips and tricks with you. That's what makes your $24 investment such a bargain.👍 Have fun in the Pit!

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            Glad to have you in the Pit!

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              Welcome to The Pit Rdrjsm! Happy to have you here.

              Since this is your first post, 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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                Ya! Homework, I'm on it. ..

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              Welcome to the Pit from the right coast! Ravens country in Baltimore, MD!

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                Thanks! Oooh, ravens... still burns me on the siragusa hit on Gannon ....

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              Welcome to the Pit from another Bay Area BBQr!

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              • Rdrjsm
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                Right on! Thanks... Go warriors!

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              Welcome to The Pit from a South Bay 49ers Fan! I started with Weber Kettles, moved on to a Weber Smoky Mountain, and right now have 4 racks of St. Louis ribs on my Rec Tec pellet Grill. Beware the More Cooker Syndrome.

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                Two of the best tips that I have used lately are both from Meathead's book. The first is to use the Reverse Sear Technique. The other tip is to cook whole chickens on a Beer Can Chicken rack BUT leave out the beer can.

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                I did read about the mythical beer can chicken, where can I find ne of those racks?

              • swong13
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                Amazon has several kinds. I use one of the wire frame racks so that hot air can cook the inside of the chicken: http://tinyurl.com/jkvbe57

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              I really like trying to pronounce your name without vowels. Welcome aboard & enjoy the ride!

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