First Cook on New Smoker
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jeremedrew
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First Cook on New Smoker
I ended up buying a Bradley smoker from a guy in town. Got a great deal on it and love it so far. Last night was my first cook on it. Still pretty new to smoking meats myself (although I'm a pro at eating it). This has been a fun hobby to pick up. I used Bakers Rib Rub from Bakers in Dallas. Picked up several items of rub here at the Denver BBQ Festival. Came out a little spicy for my ideal taste but was tasty. I went 4 hours at about 250. Next time I may go a little less. They seemed to be overdone a little. Overall, very happy with my first cook.
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Boots
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Very nice for a first time effort. Boomer on, Sooner.
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Re: First Cook on New Smoker
How does that smoker work stuck to the wall like that?....lmao
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I'm dizzy looking at that pic.
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