smokers Big Green Egg

grantmichaels said:
Pretty sure I heard Mater ask if it's time yet?
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I purposely put the pork on at a lower temp and I am slowly working up to the 225ish target. Everything I read said it is hard to lower temp if you get it to hot.

Next time I open it will be tomorrow morning.
 
If you don't burp the lid, does it create a cavity in the lid where there's no smoke? It seems like if you open up the doohickey at the top to bleed the smoke out, that should work. ?¿

I am just curious is all...
 
The fire is starved and you create suction from the seal and that draws fresh air up through the bottom vent and the fire surges and heat shoots out the gap and scalds your wrists ...

I think Savina did himself up on his Akorn not thinking it was real ... it's real!
 
I experienced it a few months ago when a grease fire was starved in my oven and I opened the door (from the side - carefully) ... flames shot out 2-3' ...
 
Forgot to burp, I will get in the habit of doing it.

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Pulled, vac sealed and everything is cleaned up.

Was a good first smoke. Learned a couple of things. I got about 16 hours of burn time. I did not have the firebox completely full, but thought I was going to have more leftover lump. I had 16 lbs of pork shoulder that yielded 8.5lbs pulled.

I do not like the amount of space between the plate setter and the grill, not enough room for the water pan. The egg istelf is a thing of beauty. The seals are great and the temps stayed steady. I made one adjustment to the bottom air intake during the 16 hours. Next weekend I will plan on doung a couple of chickens at a little higher temp.

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