She will be at Mayhem in May.
Our new smoker.
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Our new smoker.
by All Weather Griller » 15 May 2011, 20:39
For those forum members that have not seen this on Facebook here are a couple of pictures of our new smoker.
She will be at Mayhem in May.
She will be at Mayhem in May.
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Re: Our new smoker.
by Steve » 15 May 2011, 21:30
I cannot believe it took you so long to get these pictures up 
Mate, she's an absolute stonker, I can't wait to get a close look in a couple of weeks, I'm already
but I reckon once i've seen her in the flesh (or should that be steel ) I'll be even more envious.
Mate, she's an absolute stonker, I can't wait to get a close look in a couple of weeks, I'm already
but I reckon once i've seen her in the flesh (or should that be steel ) I'll be even more envious.-
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Re: Our new smoker.
by Swindon_Ed » 16 May 2011, 12:02
It looks amazing Adie, all your patience has finally paid off.
I've been waiting for you to post on here as i'm wondering will you be using mainly whole log's in her or will you be mixing charcoal and wood chunks for flavour?
I've been waiting for you to post on here as i'm wondering will you be using mainly whole log's in her or will you be mixing charcoal and wood chunks for flavour?
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Re: Our new smoker.
by All Weather Griller » 16 May 2011, 16:15
It is truly a stick burner, so I will start the fire with Restaurant lump and then once they are ashed over nicely be applying 3 18 inch logs to begin with and then one an hour for the duration of the cook.
The wood I have access to at the minute is Apple, and some Chestnut, although Chestnut hasn't been tried by any Jambo owners I know so I have canvassed their opinion (or shigged) and it is felt that it may be similiar to other nut woods like Pecan, Walnut etc.
Johnny Trigg suggested trying it a couple of times before competing with it. But Marshall Cooper seems to think the they burn so clean it may be worth giving UK Oak a try.
I suspect obtaining good woods in the quantities I need will be a problem, storing it will be another. We shall see.
The wood I have access to at the minute is Apple, and some Chestnut, although Chestnut hasn't been tried by any Jambo owners I know so I have canvassed their opinion (or shigged) and it is felt that it may be similiar to other nut woods like Pecan, Walnut etc.
Johnny Trigg suggested trying it a couple of times before competing with it. But Marshall Cooper seems to think the they burn so clean it may be worth giving UK Oak a try.
I suspect obtaining good woods in the quantities I need will be a problem, storing it will be another. We shall see.
- All Weather Griller
Re: Our new smoker.
by BBQFanatic » 16 May 2011, 16:26
Just saw your post "She will be at Mayhem in May". Can't wait to meet Edna 
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Re: Our new smoker.
by Steve » 16 May 2011, 16:50
Hope you've got room for a log store somewhere mate.
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Re: Our new smoker.
by Swindon_Ed » 16 May 2011, 18:48
All Weather Griller wrote:It is truly a stick burner, so I will start the fire with Restaurant lump and then once they are ashed over nicely be applying 3 18 inch logs to begin with and then one an hour for the duration of the cook.
So no sleep for Adie then.
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Re: Our new smoker.
by mcdodge » 16 May 2011, 18:51
You bringing it anywhere near the lovely Fylde coast in the future? Then I can have a good nosey!!
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