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Hello, where did you get that thermometer holder? That thing is real cool
Is that a stock webber grate? Or did you get a stainless steel one.
That’s a bad ass smoke ring
Any good alternatives for the Member's Mark cleaner for those of us who don't have a Sam's Club membership?
Wait, what? At the beginning you said "today, smoking is going to save lives"??? What are you even talking about??? And I'm glad that $10 pellet smoker tube fixed your $$$$ smoker! BRILLIANT!
Haha ok.
@@MadHorseBBQ Just poking fun Bri, I enjoy your video's (and your Dad's too) and I had to buy one those smoker tubes for my smoker too recently. I'm convinced the old school charcoal and oak is the best, but I'm getting too old to deal with all that...
I love the WSM 18” a man needs his smoker!!!
Really nice pit. Everything looks pretty solid. The only thing that looks less than heavy duty is the handle. What are your thoughts? Thanks.
He bought both. He doesn't know the answer.
Hey Brian, does the scent free cat litter help maintain an even temperature in the Gateway?
For the scraping get yourself a piece 6 inch x 6 inch aluminum flashing or any thin bendable metal. Works like a charm.
Is the temp dial really that bad ok the Oklahoma Joe and off that much? Man I was going to get one of these but if the temp dial doesn’t work what’s the point :/
I have the 18 inch and it works great. But I find when I do ribs or brisket it’s really tight to fit the meat on the rack. I will be buying the 22 inch for that reason
Have you tried smoking without the heat deflector to get the grease fog like in the PBC??
Lipton onion soup mix Salt pepper , thyme Just a bit of w sauce Then smoke for 2 hours You forgot the smoked onions 🧅 , grilled tomatoes,🍅 lettuce 🥬 Mayo, mustard, catsup.
Got my bronco at a Walmart on sale for $50 in January of 2017. Absolutely love it. Should of bought the other 2 they had left. Working on building my own barrel smoker now
So the basket for the briskets are all include with the purchase.
What do you mean the 22 is hard to manage? They’re basically set it and forget it no? Does it require frequent vent adjustment or just takes a while to warm up?
In my experience the 22” requires more adjusting on the vents.
Why do people use a baffle plate..? For me myself I like the meat cooking directly over the charcoal and the juices falling onto the charcoal gives amazing flavor that can't be beat
You, sir save my night. Thanks for the helpful tip.
Thanks
Smoking chicken in the snow, wearing camo crocs...most Minnesota goddam thing I've seen in a while. Just need a Hamms or Oly....
Excellent video. Basically same process I follow to do an annual deep clean on my Weber Performer. Well maybe every two years. Weber Kettle’s forever!
I soak my burgers in brandy for a day Mix bacon 🥓 crackers , spice/herbs
Those looked overcooked
I know this post is probably way too old for you to respond to, but what the heck. I’ll give it a try. When you’re cleaning your Bronco Pro, you can’t just lift and turn over the barrel to empty out the water like you do with your Gateway due to the weight, right? Do you have a method that doesn’t make you have to wrestle with the drum to empty it?
I’ve done it before. Kinda sketchy but have a few beers and work with gravity.
zero smoked. baked chicken. shoulda just cooked it in your oven.
Thanks, I thought I could possibly do this but came here to double check. Big save
My first WSM was 18. It was great. I have a 22 now and also like it. The lighter weight of the 18” parts makes it easier to manage. The food capacity can be a bit of a drawback. I like that the 22” I can fit a lot of food onto a the single top grate. It definitely burns more fuel, but it also cooks more food using that fuel so it’s not an apples to apples comparison with the same amount of food in each. If the 18” is enough cooking space for you, it’s the better choice… but if you want the occasional big cook, the 22” is the way to go.
Great right to the point
Can I do the same with a pit barrel cooker?
Yeah and please do share the break down of a chicken lol.. i "cut" mines the same way lol
Your uds is still better to me. Gateway is cool also. Love the bbq league.
Nice. Ty
Great video. Are you still using this? Does this grill burn through charcoal pretty quick?
Thats way too much rub so its going to be super salty when its done.
Can the wrap be done with butcher paper? Would it be equally good?
Solid video overall. Much appreciated. I’ll report back.
Damn, that grill looks brand new. Thinking maybe I should give mine a bath...it's been 13 years LOL
Seems to me Gateway is just extra margin for their dealers based on double the price without the accessories. Just my thoughts. 🤷🏻♂️
How doesn't the steel wool scratch the outside?
Elbow grease is the best cleaner I’ve ever found in my 63 years of life well done youngster
ewwww blue lives matter flag 🤮
Alrighty we back to the comments section to see the reactions
Awesome video brother!
Knowing when not to talk is a skill also..
Haha ok
Why would you not put the meatier / larger size towards the heat source?
In my experience the smaller side tends to break when you hang it if you don’t pull them off in time.
I wish there was a Weber 26-inch Smokey Mountain Cooker.
thank you -- for such an in depth example. I just cooked for 148 church people on old outdated equipment. Having both, gas and wood/charcoal options and rotisserie and stainless...I'm in. GOD Bless. /gHr
Does anyone know approximate burn times of each of these before additional charcoal needs to be added?
That’s a cool prep table where do you get it?