CM - I haven't tried that. I don't know of anyone, but there are some very creative folks here - I bet someone will respond. I have to say, with the bars in and using something like the Amazen, it just might work.
drholly
Thanks for the response. I really am interested in buying a PBC and I have read all great reviews and no negative reviews, so I'm on board. I just want to make sure that that I covered all my bases before I leap into buying what could end up as an expensive trash can. Not to say the product is faulty, I want to use it to its capabilities and not let it sit.
Thanks
CM
CM
Please understand I can only speak from my experience - so, take it for what it's worth. I have several (according t my wife - far too many) cookers. While there is a lot of overlap, most of them have something special that makes me like to use them. The PBC is a brilliant "set it and forget it" power cooker. It is perfect for poultry when I just want a delicious bird without having to hover by the cooker. In fact it makes some of the best chicken I've tasted - hands down. I've had excellent results with turkey, butts, and ribs.
However, if you are the kind of person that likes to mess with a fire, tweak the temps, experiment with different woods / chips / etc. this is probably not the right unit for you. It is designed to come to the "right" temperature if you follow the lighting instructions and the height of the grate or bars for hanging is in the "sweet spot". It just works.
It is not designed to be a smoker (although you might be able to make it work.)
My 2 cents,
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