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Old 04-01-2008, 07:03 AM   #1
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Default Smoker Cookers

Alright, I was at my local BPS the other day and found out that I had enough rewards points to purchase a Brinkman Charcoal Smoker for free.

Now my question to all of you is: how do I use this thing and what are some good recipes?
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Old 04-01-2008, 12:05 PM   #2
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It should have come with a recipe pamphlet, I lost mine.[:@]

The charcoal pan goes on the bottom hooks, next up is the water pan then the 2 heights for grates for smoking. If your just grilling jkust put the coal pan up higher and use only 1 grate.. Hope that helps a little .

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Old 04-01-2008, 02:09 PM   #3
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It did come with the book but figured others here had better recipes. I did get it together and it looks correct. Now to try it out. Don't really plan to use it as a grill. Just a smoker.
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Old 04-01-2008, 06:46 PM   #4
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I think you should try, if nothing else, some of our lake michigan coho salmon
take filets skin on. soak in a brine. about one cup of salt and one cup of brown sugarper a gallon af waterdisolved
soak for 24 hours.
don"t make a huge pile of chacoal, let get totaly white.
pile on some water soaked apple wood or peach chips.
smoke for at least 3 hours until cooked, but not dryed out


Cornish game hens same thing with the brine, but they will need more charcoal and more time
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Old 04-01-2008, 07:19 PM   #5
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good luck using that P O S.

You should have saved your points. Ill bet you could have found one for sale at a local Saturday garage sale for $5.

Is it obvious yet I dont like them???

I use to (note the words 'use to') have one. I think I gave mine away. I could never get the heat to regulate. It started out hot and quickly went cold. I tried several different things and never could get anything to work.

Now, maybe since you have a users guide youll have better luck. Mine was a handme down fromthe inlaws and the book was a no-show.

I got very fed up with it. Best of luck with yours.
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Old 04-01-2008, 09:08 PM   #6
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Well I figured it was more or less free and I would give it a try! Planning on throwing somethingon it this weekend!
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good luck using that P O S.

You should have saved your points. Ill bet you could have found one for sale at a local Saturday garage sale for $5.

Is it obvious yet I dont like them???

I use to (note the words 'use to') have one. I think I gave mine away. I could never get the heat to regulate. It started out hot and quickly went cold. I tried several different things and never could get anything to work.

Now, maybe since you have a users guide youll have better luck. Mine was a handme down fromthe inlaws and the book was a no-show.

I got very fed up with it. Best of luck with yours.


That pretty much says it all. As a smoker they work if you hot smoke everything , The big problem is no temp control which is the key to making smoked products like ham, sausages,bacon etc. If you just want a cooked smoked chicken, roast etc it will work fine.
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Old 04-03-2008, 03:38 AM   #8
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The only thing I use mine for is: smoking fish and letting the kids toast marshmelows. So it's usually just taking up space.
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Old 04-03-2008, 07:51 AM   #9
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I had one, personally thought it was to needy and got tired of baby sitting it so I gave it away. After that I relized maybe Icould have used it as a Dutch oven cooker or stand. Not sure if it would work or not but it at least would have had a use

Good Luck with yours!! Who knows you might be able roll out some good eats
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Old 04-03-2008, 03:28 PM   #10
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Well thats the thing, if you want to do big things like a whole ham, or other big peice of meat, you need to have a bigger smoker. You also need to remember that if you are smoking fish, ribs, game hens,or even fryers, you don"t want a high temp. You want to cook slow and low, otherwise just put it in the oven. If your smoking a 15 lb. turkey it will take 8 to 10 hours before you even look at it. It"s always been worth it for me. Me and food,,,,we go way back.
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