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Jubbly
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Hey all, just joined and thought I'd say hi.
Bit of a foody and have loved BBQ for years, I used to use my uncles stone BBQ with grape vine wood he'd bring back from France each year. Unfortunately since those days ive been using a gas BBQ and miss the authentic taste you get from charcoal/wood...
So I've just purchased myself a ProQ Frontier to have a go at smoking. It arrived today but unfortunately the courier had dinged it quite badly so have to wait for a replacement :cry:
In the mean time I'm looking around for accessories, tips, tricks and recipes... so expect a few questions
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Welcome jubbly, where abouts in wales are you?
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Sunny Cardiff..... Well it is today at least
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Hello and welcome, hope you get the replacement before the June rain comes in
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After the kind lady at www.Hotsmoked.co.uk said I could use my damaged lid while I wait for a replacement, I decided to give chicken and ribs a try....
Wow
Chickens cooked vertically for 3 1/2 hours with maple chips and a simple rub... Fall off the bone juicy chicken that stayed moist even when cold.
Ribs cooked 6 hours, 4 in maple smoke 2 in foil, rubbed with Bart Cajun spices.. Pretty good although the end ribs were too smoked... Will do a BBQ sauce for them next time... Tomorrow
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If you are looking for a family friendly easy BBQ sauce try this

http://www.primalgrill.org/recipe_detai ... pisodeID=8

You don't need the liquid smoke but if you want it you can order from Amazon

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Stubbs-Hickory- ... quid+smoke
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I got my ProQ from Hotsmoked and they were great. Sounds like you had a great first outing as did I with mine.

Look forward to hearing about more cooks in the future.
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