What to put in the smoker this weekend?

[Gman]

Wings were a hit by the way.

[Gman]

GK already addressed the welding blanket. I have a purpose built insulating cover for my pellet grill yet the guidance is to only use it in temps below 35. I used it a couple of times this winter. It does a good job maintaining temps 'cuz technology.

If I live long enough to outlast my current pellet grill, I plan to get one with a double wall to reduce pellet consumption and cold temp issues.

[Irving]

I just figured the propane wouldn't have any problems with a wide variety of temps. It sure seemed that way when I first got it. I got it used and rarely use it though, so I wonder if a good cleaning is in order like Buffalobo suggested.

Edit: also, I'm more likely to buy a welding blanket than build a wind blocker cause I can use it for actual welding.

[buffalobo]

I just figured the propane wouldn't have any problems with a wide variety of temps. It sure seemed that way when I first got it. I got it used and rarely use it though, so I wonder if a good cleaning is in order like Buffalobo suggested.

Edit: also, I'm more likely to buy a welding blanket than build a wind blocker cause I can use it for actual welding.

Order 2-3, so covered when space out and burn big hole in one with grinder.

[whitewalrus]

Trying my first spatchcock Turkey today

[wyome]

Made burnt ends outta hot dogs...cheap, easy and tasty

[buffalobo]

Have had a brisket on brine since yesterday morning, goes on smoker tomorrow morning.

[ray1970]

Mmm. Brisket.

[Great-Kazoo]

Mmm. Brisket.

Did 1 sunday, 6 hrs high smoke. Then wrapped.

[DenverGP]