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It's just this one
Brinkmann, Gourmet Electric Smoker, 810-7090-S at The Home Depot - Mobile
I like it because of it being electric it has consistent heat. Down side is I can't use it year around since it doesn't have enough power to stay at temp when it's cold.
I would like to get a decent size off set stick or pellet feed so I can cook larger cuts or multiple things at once, but I just don't have a place for one.
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Nice. I always wanted to try a gas or electric. This is mine https://www.barbequesgalore.com.au/p....aspx?id=20715
Pure wood/charcoal smoker its a pain in the ass to keep consistent especially for a 12+ hour cook.
Take a look at some of Myron Mixon's recipes they are next level. His brisket recipe is the best thing I've ever eaten.
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Ha I have his book SmokinOriginally posted by henry View PostNice. I always wanted to try a gas or electric. This is mine https://www.barbequesgalore.com.au/p....aspx?id=20715
Pure wood/charcoal smoker its a pain in the ass to keep consistent especially for a 12+ hour cook.
Take a look at some of Myron Mixon's recipes they are next level. His brisket recipe is the best thing I've ever eaten.
Have you seen the show Pitmasters?
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I have learned a lot from the show to and I like how Myron book is written to keep it simple.
I had a charcoal powered smoker once too. Just needed way too much attention to make it enjoyable. Plus I could never get timing down because of the constant drop in temp.
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