Has anyone tried a Fireboard yet? My old CyberQ is not working great, and I was thinking of an upgrade.
https://www.fireboard.com/
Has anyone tried a Fireboard yet? My old CyberQ is not working great, and I was thinking of an upgrade.
https://www.fireboard.com/
Added to my smoker/Q collection the other day with an awesome Kijiji find. Smoking some of my Elk roast on it today to see how she does! Now have a trusty Napoleon gas grill, a cabinet electric smoker, a big Kamado and a Pellet grill at my disposal. The Kamado is an awesome smoker but does take some tending to, and super long smokes are a bit tougher to add chunks to without alot of organization, but it gets to 7-800 degrees and is an amazing grill. The pellet is great for the long minimal effort smokes, and I got it for literally next to nothing barely used! Its a (cabelas) rebranded Camp Chef DLX, so has the hopper chute and the firebox trapdoor which are indispensable, probe function which I wouldn't use anyhow, and the low/high smoke plus the whole range to 500.
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Nice find, I keep looking at kijiji once in a while to try to find a cheap upgrade for my Akorn. How much was it?
Nice find! I love my Camp Chef DLX. The wife likes that it's as easy to use as an oven.
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I had a cyberQ as well until the fan died and then i found out that not only do they not sell the CyberQ in Canada anymore to get a new fan was going to cost me $100 USD plus shipping.This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
The other thing about the CyberQ is the wifi was only 2.4 ghz b/g networks and also a pain to setup. It stopped working with my wifi and even when i set my router to G it wouldnt even find it.
I will look at this link.
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Wow, and I was feeling pretty good about my Lavatools Javelin.
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I didnt buy the cyberQ for its ability to read the temperature remotely - I bought it to regulate the air flow (according to the temp) in the smoker.This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
I haven't had time to pull out the fireboard yet.This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Well, wandered around the superstore meat dept until inspiration struck. Doing chicken quarters today. Tossed in siracha then some dry rub on the outside.
Didn't brine or anything, but for a "basic" family dinner it'll work.
One messy leg left on the plate :
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Basha foods in NE has beef ribs for $1.99/lb today. I bought a bunch at lunchtime. That's a very good price and probably my favourite cut of meat to smoke.
Assume they'll sell out at some point.
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I'm going to a BBQ/Smoking class put on by one of my vendors with this guy this weekend. I'm really looking forward to it. Going to bring a buddy of mine who is equally as new (~2 years doing it) but just as into it as I am so it should produce some pretty awesome Saturday night meals coming up!
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Kris is awesome, wish I made it to more events this year. Was super surprising when we beat the Rocky Mountain guys at the May comp. would have been an interesting season!
Beef ribs today.
Was just a hair over 9 pounds. Assume it's like half that much meat weight.
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Got one of these puppies. Kind of tempted to try and sous-vide some salmon and finish it with this thing.
Just started some 3-2-1 pork ribs. Safeway had em on for $1.99/lb.
Will be more like 3-2-2 really.
Anyone have a favourite sweet sauce for pork? I have a tangy one I like, but want to try something else that kids might like. Considering just doing 50/50 cheap bbq sauce and honey.
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When you wrap, lay down some apple or pineapple juice in the wrap, honey, and brown sugar... when you go to unwrap, mix 50/50 with some sweet baby rays
Also, if you need more time (I take it they’re backs with a lot of loin?) i’d add it to the wrapped time, the last hour is just 50min for the bark to set back up and 10min for your sauce to tack
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They are side ribs with a lot of random chunks. Safeway butchers like to hide odds and ends under the full racks. Can't complain for the price.
I also start them from dead cold, so the smoker takes at least 30 and maybe 45 minutes to get up to temp. My theory is that in a well insulated electric smoker, you don't get much new smoke once everything is up to temp.
Good tip on the juice sauce. Will try it.
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Any tips for beef ribs if I want them further on the tender end? More time in foil maybe? Like a 3-3-1?
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