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- goreds2ExplorerI have twice used our Masterbilt PORTABLE Electric smoker with success. I plan on taking it camping this year.
- NoelExplorerThought I would bring this up for a.......Thanksgiving TURKEY in the oven or otherwise.
Never tried this, but it will reduce cooking time and has other advantages. Do a Google search for Spatchcock Turkey. - dons2346Explorer
mowin wrote:
My new smoker will be a little difficult to bring along on a camping trip.
Its got wheels, I don't see a problem - magnusfideExplorer II
mowin wrote:
My new smoker will be a little difficult to bring along on a camping trip.
Impressive! :C - mowinExplorerMy new smoker will be a little difficult to bring along on a camping trip.
- OldSmokeyExplorerexcellent cooking.. I cook those meats with my old smokey.. takes more time to setup with spiral mounds of charcoal.. but end result is the same..
- CrabbypattyExplorerI have the Weber smoker and its charcoal which I love the taste of that with a chunk of cherry wood or two. Once you get the temp up it cruises along without any fuss. I dont have to worry about propane or electric, so dry camping its a plus. I have smoked ribs, chicken, turkey, pork butt, brisket and bacon. Ill be taking it with us next week when we camp at the beach. I just pack of the grills and this in heavy duty garbage bags and stow them in the back of the TT. No fuss
- CA_TravelerExplorer IIIThanks for the pic, that will make cleaning easier.
- Super_DaveExplorerJWilson,
This foil cookie sheet from WalMart has been working great for me. I use my tin snips to clip the lip off at the drain end and zero clean up on the smoker box. - CA_TravelerExplorer IIIThe grill plate, etc cleaned up good with Dawn 4x available at the grocery. Soaked for several hours, wire brush, repeat and 90%+ clean.
Place a common vegetable can in the bucket to catch the drips.
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