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  1. 12-12-2018, 11:22 AM #1
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    Default Early Christmas present


    Got an early Christmas gift from my son yesterday. Can't wait to try it out. Anyone else here using a pellet smoker? Tips?
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    Very nice, should do a great job .
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    I have a Traeger... Love it!Name: IMG_2559.jpg Views: 450 Size: 50.2 KByou’ll definitely enjoy how easy they are to use.


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    My son’s been bragging on those pellet smokers a while.


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    What a great gift! A great son, for sure!
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    Nice. I've always been curious about those
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    If you’re on Facebook, look up bbq pitmasters secrets! Lots of good info!
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    those things do a good job. one bit of advice is before you cook on the first time rub some bacon grease or plain crisco will do on the cooking surface, heat it up to around 250 and let it go for about 45 mins or so.
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    Dang! Sure beats a sweater.....


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    First cook was a slab of ribs last night. OMG they were good! Got a 4 lb round roast rubbed with cracked black pepper, kosher salt, coffee, and onion powder. Low and slow at 225° till I got 135° internal. Then will sear at 500° and let it rest awhile.
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