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Brisket is the one i like i am a texan transpalent to iowa , can't say i ever made a terrible Brisket from first one, next up is chicken and ribs last is pork shoulder, shoulder is the devil to me. but through alot of practice i am doing alot better, but then again now i need to learn the FEC. we did 2 comps last year, walked twice on first comp and walked once on the 2nd comp.
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| Posts: 34 | Location: Iowa City IA | Registered: September 13, 2007 |  
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when it warm up here. its -18 now I would like to do a brisket. Im new at smokeing beef. I have a CS009 its a nice unit. Its so nice that you dont need to use so much wood. Only needed 3 OZ of wood to do 13# Turkey. my old smoker was a bag of coal and wood.  So can you give me some tips on my first time Brisket? Jon
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| Posts: 17 | Location: Minnesota | Registered: January 09, 2008 |  
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my old smoker the spicewine i used ooo bag and a half of charcoal not counting wood for smoking during a comp. but we used the same amount of fuel todo a full smoker of meat for a grad party we catered. i know a few competitors who use the fec100 and love it so just a matter of twinking our times and such. I'd smoke in -18 no prob just dont have a smoker atm, sold the spicewine to help pay for the fec100, and i am sure a second fec100 is not far off in our future.
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| Posts: 34 | Location: Iowa City IA | Registered: September 13, 2007 |  
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It dosent matter to me what smoker you use. I just like to know how others prep there meat before they smoke it. I like the tricks of the trades. So what do you think about that Jon 
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| Posts: 17 | Location: Minnesota | Registered: January 09, 2008 |  
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Nice move Bill. Your going to love it. And i think your rigth about getting a second. I've got my second on the way. There times when you need more than one temp setting going on at the same time. RandyE
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| Posts: 329 | Location: Kingsport | Registered: August 23, 2006 |  
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Yea the weight was a bugger was just to heavy for me and the wife. and actually the FEC100 was really our first choice of a smoker, got almost all our money back on the smoker, so nothing lost there. Just 1000lb smoker with me and the wife getting up and down the ramp of the trailer for us just wasn't safe. near the end we just left it in the trailer and smoked on the gate. It will be a bit til i can get a second FEC100 just need to save the pennies again. Looks like 2-3 weeks til i get the smoker, really can't wait. i have some video ideas on howto's and such of the fec100 and smoking and preppin meats, even doing sasauge homemade.
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| Posts: 34 | Location: Iowa City IA | Registered: September 13, 2007 |  
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Can you give us reasons why you wanted to sell the Spicewine?
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Smokin Okie Competition Team.
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Steamer, Here's some info from above, might answer some of your question: quote: Originally posted by N2Que: Yea the weight was a bugger was just to heavy for me and the wife. and actually the FEC100 was really our first choice of a smoker, got almost all our money back on the smoker, so nothing lost there.
Just 1000lb smoker with me and the wife getting up and down the ramp of the trailer for us just wasn't safe. near the end we just left it in the trailer and smoked on the gate.
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| Posts: 11080 | Location: Oklahoma City, OK, USA | Registered: January 25, 2001 |  
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