Wet Weather smoking
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Wet Weather smoking
The plan is for ribs & chicken on Sunday, it looks like it may be raining, is this a no go, or does the Frontier work ok in the rain? (I guess my wife will have brolly duties when I tend to the grub).
Novice- Burger Flipper
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Re: Wet Weather smoking
I often cook on my Frontier in the rain, not ideal to be honest, buts that's because I'm allergic to getting drenched.
The hardest part is getting the fire started and the unit set up, but once that's done you should be fine, with only the odd dash outside to baste or add some wood chips.
The hardest part is getting the fire started and the unit set up, but once that's done you should be fine, with only the odd dash outside to baste or add some wood chips.
Re: Wet Weather smoking
Eight on time!
I started a shoulder last night about 11:00 and the rain was hammering down. Woke up rhis morning to find the internal temp reading at 140 any my coat still soaking wet.lol
Gotta love this lifestyle.
I started a shoulder last night about 11:00 and the rain was hammering down. Woke up rhis morning to find the internal temp reading at 140 any my coat still soaking wet.lol
Gotta love this lifestyle.
Dr_KY- Smokin Hot
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Re: Wet Weather smoking
I don't think I'll do it in heavy rain, but if it's sunshine & showers I'll have a go. (Got the ribs & chicken ready for Sunday).
I'm going to try out some of the Ribber City sauce & rub (you supplied Ian) on the ribs, I checked on their web site, the thinner sauces are oil & vinegar based & are that way by design, so I'm looking forward to the taste test
I'm going to try out some of the Ribber City sauce & rub (you supplied Ian) on the ribs, I checked on their web site, the thinner sauces are oil & vinegar based & are that way by design, so I'm looking forward to the taste test
Novice- Burger Flipper
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Re: Wet Weather smoking
Just got in from work and the shoulder is done!
I smoked it on the UDS. I havd a few issuesnwith the briq's thriugh the night but we got there. I'll pull it in a few hours and post pictures.
I smoked it on the UDS. I havd a few issuesnwith the briq's thriugh the night but we got there. I'll pull it in a few hours and post pictures.
Dr_KY- Smokin Hot
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Re: Wet Weather smoking
Al did you ever get round to posting these? I'll be doing a butt this saturday on my new Proq Excel
Re: Wet Weather smoking
Man it looks like I had a few ciders when I posted that.lol I put the pictures up in the morning.
Dr_KY- Smokin Hot
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Re: Wet Weather smoking
The frontier works just fine in the rain. the thing you will find is the temps do not come up as high as normal because the rain cools the outside of the cooker... Done a couple comps in the rain with the frontier and faired rather well thank you very much...
Roxy- King of Q
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