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    Man I've been having fun with my Smokey Joe & My 22.5 one touch

    Its been fantastic... I've made two briskets on my 22.5 at relatively high heat and they turned out fantastic

    Made a whole pile of loin back ribs with the 3-2-1 method and grilled up some nice AAA Ribeyes mmm mmm

    Also doing alot of things like pizza on a pizza stone, grilled fruits with light glazes

    Oh & did another pork shoulder picnic, which was delectable... Man I'm goin to be 800lbs soon, thank God I play soccer three nights a week.

    The kettles grill, and cook indirect incredibly well, but I've learnt that its shortcomings is that you do have to keep an eye on it, when doing low & slow.

    You can do alot of things, like foil tape the bottom vents where no coals are, use fire bricks to isolate/redirect heat and use a water pan and using briquettes (minion method) is better than lump in this application.

    However its just not as seal'd and simple as the weber smokey mountain, so my next purchase when I move into my new house will be a nice 18.5

    Anyone going to the BBQ on the bow this weekend?
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    I was going to start a new thread when i searched and found some info in this on.

    Theres been a few threads around here about smokers.

    Ive decided to finally pick one up.

    From the bit of research Ive done, it seems you really get what you pay for and that although cheaper smokers may look similar to something pricier, the performance does suffer.

    A smoker that seems to be reviewed well is the “Weber Smokey Mountain Cooker.”
    It comes in an 18.5” and 22.5” version. Locally Barbeques Galore sells them for $359.99 and $449.99.

    Im wondering if anyone has any comments or recommendations on these two or any other smokers out there.

    In addition to wood and charcoal what else would you recommend to get right off the bat?

    http://www.barbecuesgalore.ca/cooking.bpsx?CookingID=57

    http://www.barbecuesgalore.ca/cooking.bpsx?CookingID=99

    http://www.virtualweberbullet.com/

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    WSM is the best residential, hell even commerical smoker you can buy for consistant quality cooks

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