Let's Talk BBQ
FORUM SPONSORS => MAK Grills => Topic started by: KJRsmoker on February 04, 2018, 08:23:55 PM
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MAK makes a heck of a machine. The temperature in northern Illinois has been hovering between 14F in the afternoon to 7F in the evening, with snow and wind. During the late afternoon into evening, I smoked my 7-day-brined pork belly on my 2 Star using CookinPellets Perfect Mix. It turned out perfect. It's currently cooling off in the garage waiting to be vacuum sealed for 24 hours then sliced. I cannot say enough good things about my MAK 2 Star.
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Pics or it don’t count
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Pics or it don’t count
It wasn't unicorn bacon.
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I see you are having a warm spell in Illinois
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Looking good!
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Man that belly looks good.
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Great looking Pork Belly - that is going to be some fine bacon.
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KJRSmoker---I LOVE the photo of your deck with the MAK uncovered and being used. And next to it, a snow covered other grill. Question, would your deck be safer to walk on with the snow on it, as opposed to scraping off the snow? We dont get a lot of snow where we live in Oregon and so not sure if shoveling off the snow would make a difference so far as safety is concerned. Keep on Smokin;'!
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KJRSmoker---I LOVE the photo of your deck with the MAK uncovered and being used. And next to it, a snow covered other grill. Question, would your deck be safer to walk on with the snow on it, as opposed to scraping off the snow? We dont get a lot of snow where we live in Oregon and so not sure if shoveling off the snow would make a difference so far as safety is concerned. Keep on Smokin;'!
I also have another grill behind me from where I took the picture - my gas grill. I shoveled off the snow just to clear a path to the smoker. I usually shovel off what I can because I have thought about how much the snow weighs. However, I have no doubt the the deck is able to withstand the added weight of the snow. And we have a stray neighborhood cat that likes to come on our porch to the door to get some food.
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I do not miss shoveling snow. Sure would like some of that bacon.
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Fantastic looking bacon!