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    Greetings from Indiana

    Hi, my name is Brian, and I live in Fishers, IN, with my wife, Amanda and three kids. Two in middle school and one in college. I teach high school chemistry and physics. I've been attempting BBQ since 1996, when on the way to Florida, I stopped at a roadside mom and pop BBQ stand off I-65 in Alabama. I had never tasted anything like it. I checked out every book I could get on BBQ from the local library and read both of them. I spent a lot of years making mediocre BBQ, but my friends and family never complained.

    I have been cooking on a cheap offset smoker for 20 years. It's walls are a bit thicker than ones you can buy today. I modified it with a plate to turn it into a reverse flow offset, and I've got the temps under control pretty well, but man, does that thing go through charcoal. Long story short I'll be upgrading soon to a competition backyard wood burner offset in the coming months.

    This summer I began keeping a journal of my cooks and am pleased with the improvements. This site has been huge in helping me learn new techniques and improving old techniques. My friends and family thank you all for your good advice. I joined the web site because I believe it's one of the best online resources I've seen for BBQ enthusiasts.

    Thank you for reading my introduction, and I look forward to learning from all of you!

    Brian
    Last edited by mrteddyprincess; September 5, 2018, 07:37 PM.

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    Welcome from Fort Wayne!

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      Welcome to The Pit Brian! Happy to have you here, thanks for your support. Most offsets will eat through charcoal. If you ever feel like venturing into burning all wood you may find it to be a little more economic.

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      Hope to hear & see more from you!

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        Welcome from Maryland

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          Welcome to the Pit from Dallas, TX!

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            #6
            Welcome from Colorado, Brian ...

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              #7
              Welcome from Crown Point

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                #8
                You are welcome, glad to have personally helped you with your family’s delight in good cookin. You are welcome for me readin yer introduction. Now, welcome aboard, eat good & have fun!

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                  #9
                  Welcome from Newburgh IN, keep it up. Everyone wins when everyone improves.

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                    #10
                    Huntington Beach welcomes you sir. I love your background and you and I, I hope, will be getting along just fine. After I recipe H+ interaction and Stoichometry.

                    Welcome sir.

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                      #11
                      Welcome from southeast Michigan! As a chemistry and physics guy you would enjoy reading Meathead’s book !

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                        I know I would enjoy that. Meathead's science behind cooking is what is behind my recent improvements in my product. Salting first, then dry rubbing later without salt is pure genius. Thank you for the suggestion!

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                      Welcome from Zionsville!

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                        Hey, Neighbor! Good to know you're out there. Let's not be strangers.

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                      Welcome to The Pit Brian.

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                        Welcome to the Pit!

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                          Nice to meet you
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