Mapp gas torch

There really isn't an easy way to get them smoked just right and crispy skin for competition. If you are doing it for home, smoke em up like usual then put them skin side up under your broiler for about 4 minutes to crisp them up. Or you could put them skin side down over coals, but then you better be careful bout the skin sticking to the grill.

I'd just smoke them at 250 for about 2hrs with just rub on them, then flip em and crisp them over coals. Then glaze.

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Smoking a Ham in a maple glaze on Friday.

Does this burn longer than Kingsfords regular charcoal?

Not Kingsford match light.

Good question as I am not sure. I do know that I like the flavor a heck lot more than Kingsford, though.

The length of burn is a little shorter than Kingsford, but Royal Oak burns substantially hotter than Kingsford.

Kingsford redesigned their briquette with the ridges supposedly for easier lighting a few years back. At the same time they introduced the pro line. Must of us that used Kingsford noticed right off the bat burn length went downhill. The pro briquettes burn like the old original.

I'll give these a whirl I used to use Royal Oak years ago because it was cheaper but used to be a bitch to light and stay lit.

Threw some chicken quarters on the Rec Tec. Smoking 285 for an hour or so, then I'll flip for 30-45 minutes skin down, and them let them get to temp.

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I have been using the 12 lb KF Pro I bought @ $2.88

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Cross posting from the dinner thread.

I have four filet mignon I need to cook up tomorrow. I was originally thinking sous vide and sear hot and fast. But now thinking maybe reverse sear on the smoker and finish hot and fast.

What should I do?

Two and two. Might be more work, but could be an interesting head to head comparison for future reference.

That's a good idea.

Tell the wife to get to work and crack open a drink.