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  1. YankeeDoodleSmoker
    I'll be calling LWF next week and I'll let you all know if they get them back in stock. In the meantime I've placed another order with Riverside. Tomorrow's plans are 2kg thighs, a whole chicken, a 3kg brisket and a 3kg pork shoulder. Gonna need more pellets pretty soon.
  2. YankeeDoodleSmoker
    Riverside take PayPal, you can get six 9kg traeger brand bags for £100 and change and they take PayPal... Traeger pellets work great in my LG900 smoker. I'm sure they would work fine in any smoker.
  3. YankeeDoodleSmoker
    I do like a deal....
  4. YankeeDoodleSmoker
    I never got a reply to my email either, but I got them to answer the phone, so I'll just check again mid June and if they have them in stock, I'll load up the boot of my car.
  5. YankeeDoodleSmoker
    I got through to a guy at Liverpool wood fuels last week who said they are expecting them back in stock middle of June. I ordered a few traeger bags from Riverside to see me through in the meantime. With Riverside if you order £50 worth of stuff they give you free shipping.
  6. YankeeDoodleSmoker
    I was thinking of getting a big plastic pet food container for them, and I can just get a big scoop to shovel them into the hopper when I need. The container would be getting stored inside the house as well to keep them from getting any moisture exposure... Just one question though, what do you do with the pellets that are left in the hopper? How long can they be left in there between uses without causing any problems? I'll keep the really good cover on it of course.
  7. YankeeDoodleSmoker
    Five bags for £27, so I just gave him 30 and he got me a damaged bag for free. Couldn't complain! The grill barely fit in the car though! The boxes in Costco never look as big as they really are 😂😂😂
  8. YankeeDoodleSmoker
    So just went today and got my LG900 and 6 bags of pellets. Gotta go get ready for work now so I won't be putting it together till tomorrow 😭 Thanks everyone for the info on pellets!
  9. YankeeDoodleSmoker
    Omg £13? I'm gonna have to check them out! Thanks!
  10. YankeeDoodleSmoker
    Where did you buy those ribs?
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  12. YankeeDoodleSmoker
    What jacket did you get? I read that any welding blanket that covers it will work just fine. They can be found for £10-£15 online as well...
  13. YankeeDoodleSmoker
    I would like to cook them for longer, probably about 3 hours or so, but the grill I have at the minute will only hold 140-150°c so they are done before 2 hours. I'll be getting the pellet smoker soon though so I can adjust temps and cooking times to get them 'fall apart' cooked.
  14. YankeeDoodleSmoker
    Are those the lil devils pellets? Are they any good? It's either those or the traeger hickory pellets I'm gonna be getting.... I'll probably be trying both... Process for the pig candy... Remove skin from pork belly, cut into fat cubes (ish), coat in a rub of garlic powder, onion powder, hot smoked paprika, cumin, salt&pepper, cayenne pepper, and a pinch of msg. then cooked for 1.5 hours on the kettle, all over to one side with all the coals over to the other side with two chunks of hickory wood for smoke. Rotate them on the grill after 40 minutes so they have equal exposure to the heat. Then in a foil tray add honey, brown sugar, and apple juice, mix till the sugar is dissolved, add the tray over the coals, add the pork pieces and boil down till it's a caramelised sweet sticky gooey mess.
  15. YankeeDoodleSmoker
    Average price I've seen for this is £899 and is currently priced in Costco for £575, or £584 on the website (I'm assuming for delivery... https://www.costco.co.uk/Barbecues-Smokers/Louisiana-Grills-900-Series-Electric-Wood-Pellet-Grill-And-Smoker-Cover/p/1900767
  16. YankeeDoodleSmoker
    I agree this method should work. The trick is to prevent air flow through the foil, as this will allow flame, and if all you are after is smoke, this should prevent an oxygen supply to it, and just let the smoke out. I would say try and compress it as much as you can though, as this will help it smoke longer by removing as much air from between the shavings as possible.
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