First Cook On The Reverse Flow Smoker! | Chuds BBQ



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34 Comments

  1. I have a weber master and I keep the membra on. I've tried both ways and didn't really see a difference.
    Also, I LOVE salt and pepper ribs. I'm a sauceless guy so S&P is just the perfect mix. Sometimes I had a little garlic power and/or cayenne.

  2. Do you think it cooking so fast may have cut down on the smoke flavor though? Like you may have to keep a smaller fire and keep the temps lower to stretch the cook longer? May have to do a simple salt a pepper brisket and see how it turns out compared to your trusty steed in the back yard.

  3. I removed the membrane for decades because the 'pros' said to. Later I learned the membrane is pure collagen that is one of the best things you can consume for skin and join support.

  4. Brad, I have the same issue with my Su-V-Gun as you did in this video. Even with fresh tanks it behaves that way. Was yours just out of fuel or do you have that issue no matter what? Trying to determine if mine is a dud.

  5. BRAD – I have had a reverse flow for a while and It always seems to overcook the bottom of whatever it is that I am smoking. I just thought of using an insulated plate as the baffle to keep the radiant heat down – you can try it way easier than I can.

  6. Do you have one of those Infrared temperature sensor 'guns'? I'm curious what temp the surface of the top of the firebox is up to (where you heated up your glaze). Bet that LeRoy & Lewis mustard sauce would be good on those ribs as a glaze…

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