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Beginner Smoking: Pork Shoulder & Beef Brisket - 2 of 3


This is my first time using my new electric smoker. There are 3 videos. A little long I know, but wanted to show my first experience with the smoker to show everyone how it goes and hopefully learn and teach if I can. Let me know if you have any questions. … smoked pork butt Boston electric smoker barbeque shoulder bbq brisket slow cooking gas

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    6 Comments to “Beginner Smoking: Pork Shoulder & Beef Brisket - 2 of 3”


    1. drummerthingx says:

      My dad uses dry hickory or mesquite sawdust and it works great. We’ve made summer sausage and jerky. Our smoker is made out of an old metal refrigerator.

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    2. therealvirginiawind says:

      It’s not true smoking of course, but if you put a pan of water and the foiled wood chips on the hot side of a gas grill, and the meat on the cold side of the grill, and cook the meat for about an hour, it’s a decent way of putting some flavor into the meat if you’re in a hurry. Sitting around tending the fire and doing a real meat smoking is a lot more fun though.

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    3. 14dollarz says:

      Ya i tried that once with my gas grill, but failed miserably. I’ve finally gotten my new smoker to smoke like a rock start. I’m using half soaked and half dry and it really puts the smoke out. Thanks for watching!

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    4. therealvirginiawind says:

      I’ve used the smaller wood chips in my gas grill. It’s of course not a full smoking, but adds nice flavor to slow grilled meat (about an hour grill time for a steak). To keep the wood chips from burning up, I lay them in foil, and seal the foil up. I then poke just a few holes in the foil for the smoke to escape. Doing it this way gives me smoke from the chips, but no flame.
      Kent

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    5. 14dollarz says:

      I bought it from Bass Pro Shop on Black Friday.

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    6. did you buy your smoker from QVC or locally?

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    December 05, 2009 By: admin Category: Electric Smoker Videos


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