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swinging_southpaw
05-02-2007, 03:12 PM
I am a long time reader and this is the first time I've posted...
....here is a philosophical (fillosawfickle for some of you :lol: ) question.
I have a traeger smoker and just purchased the grand hall propane (which I converted to natural gas) smoker and I am wondering that even though the food tastes great am I a cheatin' dog in the BBQ world?
Swinging_Southpaw
3970010
05-02-2007, 03:30 PM
You may or may not hear from the nay-sayers but to me it all depends on what you like. Myself, I am not into using gas, my wife, however, likes to cook on our gas grill and she does a good job (dont you honey bunny?).
primetime
05-02-2007, 03:50 PM
(dont you honey bunny?).
http://bestsmileys.com/lol/1.gifNow thats funny!!!!!
Papa Tom
05-02-2007, 05:00 PM
I am a long time reader and this is the first time I've posted...
....here is a philosophical (fillosawfickle for some of you :lol: ) question.
I have a traeger smoker and just purchased the grand hall propane (which I converted to natural gas) smoker and I am wondering that even though the food tastes great am I a cheatin' dog in the BBQ world?
Swinging_Southpaw
Your question reminds me of a story.
The couple went through the rigors of their wedding day and finally made it to the hotel to start their honeymoon.
He drops his drawers and she gasps and says "Who do you expect to satisfy with that little thing?".
He says " Me, dat's who".
TexLaw
05-02-2007, 05:27 PM
Here's my philosophical answer . . . .
I have a traeger smoker and just purchased the grand hall propane (which I converted to natural gas) smoker and I am wondering that even though the food tastes great am I a cheatin' dog in the BBQ world?
It depends. What are the rules?
TL
Papa Tom
05-02-2007, 05:44 PM
Ya know southpaw in some places it just doesn't matter take for example if you live in a state where they boil ribs ignorance is really a perfectly legit defense.
What I say is, "What ever floats yer boat!" Never smoked wid gas so I can't say fer sher and never used a pellet pusher but have seen 'em in action with comp teams winning GC, RGC, and TOTY awards consistantly! :wink:
Mic
yakman
05-02-2007, 11:40 PM
As long as you're happy that's what counts. I like trying a lot of different techniques (except boiling ribs)....just for the fun of it. Keep on truck'n!
Bowhnter2
05-03-2007, 07:55 AM
What they said! Welcome
Paymaster
05-03-2007, 11:25 AM
Welcome aboard. I don't see nuth'n wrong with gas or electric smokers, but they just ain't for me. I love stick burners.
Papa Tom
05-03-2007, 01:58 PM
BTW Southpaw I have two Traegers, a little electric and a stick burner that's gas assisted, and a gas grill.
The proof is in the puttin'.
Michiana Mark
05-03-2007, 08:08 PM
My .02 is if your happy thats all that counts. Now with that being said, If your budget allows, go buy a cheapo brinkman smoker, some charcoal, and some hickory chips, throw in some ribs with TXBBQRUB and see if you like the end result. Maybe $100 well spent. If it doesn't workout, you can always send that smoker to Naw Yawk. They seem to come up missing up there all the time.:idea:
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