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  1. Sound, let us know if they're still there! I tended to go early, about 7am and even then it was running low due the restaurants hoovering all the good stuff up.

    Have a walk round inside too, loads to f places tucked away that specialise in different meat.

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  2. 32 minutes ago, Big joe said:

    is the supplier wescotts ?

    No it's in the abattoir building itself. If you stand at the front, with wescotts to your left, it's the entrance to the left of the main central tower. As you walk in the door it was one of the first places on the right. 

    That said I've not been for a couple of years and with all the recent Covid stuff I'm not sure if they're still there.

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  3. Unsure if it helps but I disconnected the glow plug on my Yoder and just light the pellets with a blow torch. Actually speeds up the priming process.

    I Found the glow plug just created way too much white smoke. So much so a neighbor came legging it round thinking the house was on fire!

    Something about the flow plug just didn't sit right with me.

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  4. Alfresco order arrived. Well packaged for delivery but the bags the pellets are in have ventilation holes - top and bottom. I store my bags in the garage, which can get damp, so I've transferred half the pellets straight into plastic tubs. The remaining two bags I've taped up to prevent moisture getting at 'em.

    I figure this is due to EU regulation about choking hazards and plastic bags.

    The US pellets I've used are in sealed bags which helps if you need to store them for long periods.

    Anyway, not a show stopper and looking forward to giving them a go in the Yoder tomorrow. Got 6 racks of baby backs and all kinds of chicken and kebabs to get through.

     

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  5. Here's the baffle plate I use. Think it was 50mm steel pizza pan, with the sides whizzed off with a grinder and Swiss cheesed. It's about 1-2mm thick.

    Bought off eBay for about a tenner. 

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  6. Go unwrapped and if possible use a strong wood such as oak, cherry or even a combination of both.

    The bark adheres to a decent rub so don't be afraid to go too heavy.

    These were 10'ish hours unwrapped on a pellet smoker. In fact they were overdone and lost some of that valuable fat!

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  7. Great write up 👍 The consumption comparison is something I try and look for in any review, so it's good to know they're on par with something like Weber pellets which you would expect to be up to the task.

    If the Lil Devils don't make an appearance I'll order up some of these.

  8. If you're planning to run the short rib un-wraped,  the biggest giveaway they were nearly done is the fact they start dropping like a broken fridge. That's the magic point.

    Wrapped wold be a bit more difficult to judge aside from the temperature indicator.

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  9. Thanks Justin! I've had a stab at making my own, following the Meathead and Pitque recipes and maybe I'm just not using fresh enough ingredients, but they just never seem to hit the taste buds the same way some of the commercial rubs do. 

    That said the sauces I've made have been great so maybe I need the revisit rubs again?

  10. 14 minutes ago, Sluggy said:

    Prolly said it before but I replaced my water bowl with a 3mm thick disc of stainless steel.

    Done countless cooks with it and can confirm I’ll never change back.

    Comes in handy when spraying the cider vinegar, gets a quick steam which prolly does more for my nose than the meat 🤷‍♂️
     

    Useful for standing the bowl of pit beans on too.

    I did something similar with my UDS. Took a steel pizza pan, whizzed the raised sides off and then Swiss cheesed it. Let's heat through and allows the fat drippings to hit the coals and flavour the food.

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