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aiki wrote:
Your Weber would work, and I am not trying to push anyone to go ceramic.
Regarding the Bradley, it is a nice smoker with some differences. It can be used to cold smoke things like cheese. I have the older analog version and had to add an external controller to keep a precise temperature. One drawback to the Bradley is that it won’t heat efficiently in really cold windy situations as experienced here in Texas on Christmas Eve two years ago (the kitchen oven element happened to say “silent night” at that time also). The BGE saved Christmas dinner!
Other than that, I give the Bradley a high vote of confidence.
This is a great group!
Saturday’s just set aside for cooking — it really would be nice.
I admit – as a kid things seemed so much simpler. My parents never seemed to have anything to do on the weekend except for dinner, and maybe they went somewhere for dinner. But that was it.
I thought things might be the same for me, and I’d get a smoker and sit outside and do absolutely nothing of interest except keep the temperature between 200 and 250.
Didn’t work out that way. Life’s a little busier.
And, in some ways, a little better. Busy life means that I can afford an office-fridge for aging beef. I’m sure I’ll eat beef (think pot-roast) that hasn’t been aged. But I don’t plan to cook a steak at my house that hasn’t been aged.