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  Topic: EZ-UP Shelter
yankton67

Replies: 15
Views: 3938

PostForum: Competition BBQ   Posted: Feb 03 2010   Subject: EZ-UP Shelter
I just purchased my EZ-up and did a trial run last week. The only question is I cook under the canopy and was wondering about all the smoke. How do you keep it clean. Thanks in advance.
  Topic: Gooseneck Beef ***Pics***
yankton67

Replies: 22
Views: 12710

PostForum: General BBQ Discussion   Posted: Sep 11 2009   Subject: Gooseneck Beef ***Pics***
The "mouse" with the silver skin is often refered to as sirloin tip roast or silver tip roast. After top round and eye round roast beef the sirloin tip roast is an excellant roast beef.
  Topic: cooking time for brisket
yankton67

Replies: 10
Views: 4533

PostForum: General BBQ Discussion   Posted: May 09 2009   Subject: cooking time for brisket
Some guys are taking the fast track with at their briskets and cooking at hight temps for 5 hour or so cooking time. What I want to try is an hr. per lb and the temps I posted were recomended to me. ...
  Topic: cooking time for brisket
yankton67

Replies: 10
Views: 4533

PostForum: General BBQ Discussion   Posted: May 08 2009   Subject: cooking time for brisket
I am going to do my first Brisket on my new Klose. I plan to start @275 degrees and go with that till temp of meat is 145. Then I will reduce temp to 235-245 degrees till meat reaches 180 . Going to r ...
  Topic: Gasket material for in between firebox and grill?
yankton67

Replies: 5
Views: 1716

PostForum: General BBQ Discussion   Posted: Apr 12 2009   Subject: Gasket material for in between firebox and grill?
Rutland hi-temp gasket cement (1095degrees) Used for black heating stoves
  Topic: do you really need to cover your smoker?
yankton67

Replies: 15
Views: 2923

PostForum: Cookers   Posted: Feb 11 2009   Subject: do you really need to cover your smoker?
Im wondering about using a car cover. Usually people get them custom fit for their particular car. I was thinking about a cover for a Volkswagon or something smaller. Probably only runs about $ 60 ...
  Topic: do you really need to cover your smoker?
yankton67

Replies: 15
Views: 2923

PostForum: Cookers   Posted: Feb 10 2009   Subject: do you really need to cover your smoker?
I just purchased a new Klose smoker back in Dec. I live in NY and so I covered with a tarp. Even so it still gets wet. I was thinking of purchasing a car cover for it. Any thoughts. Thanks in adv ...
 
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