Do want to know what flavor pellet to use? There are so many choices! I have made a quick guide on what types of wood pellets complement each type of meat. So whether you are a barbecue beginner or a seasoned pit master, I hope that I can share some snippets of wisdom. Wood Pellets […]
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Midway through your cooking you notice that you’re almost out of pellet! What do you do? You might think about using charcoal instead of pellets. Is this a good idea? Read this article to learn all about which fuel sources you can use in your pellet grill. Can I Use Charcoal In A Pellet Grill?
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Many people struggle to light their BBQ! That is why briquettes or heat beads are so handy! Do you want to know the easiest way to light your Heat Beads? Getting the fire started and then keeping it lit can be time-consuming. Especially if it all burns out before the job is done. Fuelling your
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Are you wondering if you need to soak your wood chips? Asking the question is likely to spark off a passionate argument in backyards worldwide. The common train of thought is that soaking wood chips and wood chunks for 30 minutes to an hour before using, is advantageous in slowing down cooking time. Moisture prevents
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The Minion method is named after Jim Minion (the BBQ legend) This set up is handy if you need to cook low and slow on a grill. Why? Because the Minion method requires less start-up time and allows for a low and slow cook without a smoker! Finding himself rushed at a barbecue competition, Jim
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Not sure if you should use hickory or mesquite for your next cookout? If your thinking of smoking some ribs or brisket, you need to pick what wood your going to use! Mesquite and hickory are both two popular choices of wood for smoking. But it’s good to know when to use each, as they
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