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« Reply #20 on: October 21, 2009, 10:55:51 am »

Slim,
   I am not going to make it to Lampasas this weekend. Sad     Just ask her nicely to make a slight detour in Houston on her way to the meeting.  Heck, I'll even meet her in the woodland's so she does not have to drive so far south Grin

I do need a good source for seasoned fire wood in the Houston area.  I would like to have some of the following. Mesquite, Red oak, Post oak, Pecan, and Hickory...    I had a pecan orchard, about 2 hours away,  contact me about hog removal earlier this week, they sell pecan for 90.00 cord. I figure I will pick up a load from them at some point and split it with my neighbors or something.


Here are the updates I did to the smoker based on some member recommendations.

Gas pipe in fire box, and elevated grate in firebox




view from the top of firebox, showing the grilling area I put on top of box, and gas pipe functioning.


I don't like messing with the low volume regulators when I want a lot of juice coming from the propane bottle, so I modified a Victor regulator that will put out plenty of gas.


I decided to have one propane cylinder provide the fuel source for both my firebox gas line, and to feed a crawfish pot/ turkey fryer.   A line comes from the high pressure regulator into a Tee, then goes to either a low pressure regulator for the firebox or to a 1/2" 1/4 turn ball valve for the turkey fryer. This lets me have plenty of gas to boil water when needed.


Got the pit oiled and cured yesterday...has a great smoke smell to it when you open the door now.

Only thing I need left is to get some good recipes from y'all.

Bryant shared a bacon wrapped pork loin recipe that I plan to try soon.  Help me out here, and give me some good easy to follow recipes for the smoker...   Brisket, ribs, whole chickens, etc....
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