The Texas Smoke King: Reigning or Just a Pretender?



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  1. Hey Jeremy. Love the videos have become addicted to BBQ lately. Bought a Traeger about 2 years ago and have used the hell outta it. I really want to move in to an offset. I have about $3k im willing to spend and was thinking the Workhorse 75 or saving for the Goldee’s offset, but I did the measurements on them and can not justify a rig that big in my backyard. Any smaller offset recommendations for those of us that can’t house these large pits but still want quality offsets?

  2. 3:10 We have to stop calling meats 'proteins'. You're not BBQ'ing tofu or beans or peanuts! It's a stupid way of talking that was brought to us by vegetarians who want to believe protien=protein=protein. Now get off my lawn!

  3. Leviathan Pits Terraton 200 has a similar throat arrangement. Firebox convection comes up an inclined duct, and then current is split into an upper and lower stream. Since they are in England, it may have escaped notice by Texans.

  4. Good video (could have been great if you’d showed that blue model you loved so much that day 😜🤣💙). Seriously tho, I cooked turkeys & some ribs on my inaugural M&M rig cook at Thanksgiving (250 offset for those of you not Jeremy, who “met” it that day😅)…all their offsets are engineered & built like this and they run amazingly – lots of gripes about the cost, but if y’all knew the man hours they put into R&D and the innovation just that firebox transition does for a cook, you’d understand (worth every penny to me).

    Ribs came out exactly like yours (except where you said “a bit over”, mine were just about 15-20 min under). Turkeys were perfect. Can’t wait to run some brisket & pork butts soon. Open invite for you & Mrs MS to come visit next time 😎👍

  5. As long as you're reviewing things and finding the best, can you please figure out the best pellet smoker available at retail stores (walmart, lowes, home depot) for us that can't afford a fancy offset or don't have the time to deal with a fire?

  6. Jeremy: I use an electric smoker, only because I can't see how one can really control the heat using the randomness of wood/fire. My experience with using a turkey fryer to heat my still, for example, led me to purchase an electric still. With this, I can set it and walk away for hours and the heat will stay constant. Never had that with the propane.

  7. loved it. greetings from germany. sadly we don´t have these high quality smokers here. i´m cooking on my cheap oklahoma joe´s but i really like to see what is possible in the world of smokers. please keep going! thx.

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