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    Hello from Greenville, SC

    I'm Mike and I'm now a smoke-a-holic

    I've really found your posts and Meathead's articles helpful and interesting. Cooked a standing rib roast following the article word for word and it turned out great. I'm viewed by my family as a grill master now, although I know I have a long way to go for that honor. It helps that you are for the most part I'm competing to things charred to a crisp. Haha. Anyway I have a Weber 22 performer, a 18 WSM and a three burner Saber gas grill. Love the saber for burgers and simple stuff and use the performer for most other things. I got a SnS for Christmas and looking for something relatively simple to practice on over the next few days. Thanks everyone.

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    Welcome mjs1966

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      Welcome mjs1966 ! Glad ya' joined us here in th' Pit. Lotsa great info, tips, techniques, tricks, etc. I'm sure ya'll add some more, an' I look forward to learnin' with, an' from ya'!
      As far as first SNS cook, may I suggest pork butt, ribs, or chuckies. They're all pretty forgivin' pieces of meat. Or, do up some righteous burgers indirect, then practice yer reverse sear...

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        Welcome from Indiana.

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          Welcome! A pork butt is a great, easy way to get used to low n slow with the SnS. It is very forgiving, and not at all difficult.

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            Welcome to fun in the Pit!

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              A hearty welcome from Illinois.

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                Howdy Mike (from another Mike) ... welcome to the Pit!

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                  Welcome to the group, Mike!

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                    Welcome from Charlotte!

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                      Welcome to The Pit mjs1966! Thanks for you support here, we're glad you joined up. Nice array of cookers! I say do a nice rack of ribs with that SnS, that's one of the easier low & slow things to do. Honestly though the SnS makes most BBQ items really easy and as long as you don't overdo the wood (2-3 half-fist sized chunks is all you need) it makes some A++ product.

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                      Hope to hear & see more from you!

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                        Greetings from Florida!

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                          I had forgotten to say that I also got a ThermoWorks Smoke to try as well. I ended up doing a very small 3lb standing rib roast and two 3/4 in thick T-bones. I loved the result and using the Smoke. I've used the Maverick two probe for a while and the smoke definitely has a much better feel. The roast came out great but I do need to practice my thin steak method.
                          ​​​It is a good thing that the practice in the case of grilling is so much fun.
                          I will go do my homework now Huskee.

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                            Welcome to the Pit!!

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