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I have a little Char-griller offset smoker (approx 500 sq. in + warming
rack) and have never had a problem getting 1/2"-3/4" smoke rings on any of my meat. I've been having so much fun that I thought I'd go to the next level and I got a used Southern Pride convection smoker off Ebay (will theoretically do 600 lbs of meat on 8 racks, though up to now, I"ve never used more than 2 racks). Problem: no smoke ring when I start unit with meat in it, barely any smoke ring when I allow it to generate smoke for an hour or so prior to putting the meat in. Once, I got a nice smoke ring on a lamb shoulder, but couldn't identify what I had done to accomplish it. Last time I started with some lump charcoal just to get a fire going in there, and ended up with a couple millimeter smoke ring. Any suggestions, other than to get rid of the unit? Because I'm not gonna do that, the results, aside from the smoke ring, are excellent, and I can leave it and forget about it for several hours at a time, which I like, rather than being up all night trying to control a brisket smoke. any help appreciated. I have lots of tenderquick I bought to make corned beef and pastrami, but I don't wanna use artificial methods of getting a ring. Thanks, Craig Winchell |
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