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Hello from Cumbria

Postby cowie » 16 Jun 2016, 06:57

Hi,
I have just took the plunge and bought a Pit Barrel cooker, I have a gas bbq (sorry) and last weekend had a go at using it as a smoker, which to be honest I did a brisket and it went down great with everyone who tried it, it was just a lot of messing, so looked online at smokers and decided to go for it and get a PBC, which arrives in a couple of days :)
Am looking forward to reading and gaining knowledge in the art of smoking through these forums.
Cheers
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Re: Hello from Cumbria

Postby essexsmoker » 16 Jun 2016, 13:21

Hi cowie, great that you've taken the plunge!

Nothing wrong with gas bbqs. Horses for coarses.

You should hopefully get a better flavour out of charcoal though.
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Re: Hello from Cumbria

Postby CollisionWales » 17 Jun 2016, 17:04

Hi Cowie. My wife bought me a PBC about a month ago and I love it.
So far we have done ribs, pork belly, chicken wings, and some whole chickens...all very successfully. I even did a mac and cheese last weekend.
I don't like the rubs they come with...not to my taste but I am trying to make my own anyway.
Good luck with it...

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Re: Hello from Cumbria

Postby cowie » 20 Jun 2016, 09:43

Thanks for the welcome guys, have used it over the weekend to do a pork shoulder,ribs chicken breast and a 3lb link of good old cumberland sausage. amazing so far :D
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Re: Hello from Cumbria

Postby sleepybones » 21 Jun 2016, 21:52

Welcome to the world of smoking, strap in, its a long and sometimes bumpy ride lol.

Gas has it's benefits, last weekend I used my smoker, my gasser and my electric grill :)
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Re: Hello from Cumbria

Postby cowie » 22 Jun 2016, 19:38

sleepybones wrote:Welcome to the world of smoking, strap in, its a long and sometimes bumpy ride lol.

Gas has it's benefits, last weekend I used my smoker, my gasser and my electric grill :)

cheers mate :D
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