Hi All from Denver CO
I have not quite made up my mind as far as new smoker.
But reading through the Bradley Forum has helped so much.
Every one seems so friendly and helpful.
Has me very anxious to get started.
Looking forward to trying so many things.
Welcome Rocky,
You came to the right place.
Get your smoker and join us.
Any problems, just ask! ;D
Welcome rocky
If i had all this to do over i would go with the digitals. However the entire Bradley line of smokers are great. I have had all kinds of electric smokers and the Bradley beat em all.
nepas
Rocky
Welcome to the Forum. A great place to hang out. The addicts hang out here and the addicts know how to do it and do it well. The only electric smoker I have ever owned is my DBS and couldn't be more pleased with it. Owned lots of type of grills and smokers over the years and still have a few so I can do some bigger cooks easier, but I fall back on my Bradley for home use - so much easier. Haven't found the need to get a PID yet, but the time is quickly approaching as I start my new sausage making addiction.
Welcome Rocky! I cruised around here for a month before I bought my smoker, and it sure helped me hit the ground running. Lot's of good info here, and on the recipe sight.
Welcome. I have enjoyed my learnings here as well. (I am very newbie)
OK Gang, I believe Im going with the 4 Rack Digital.
Sounds like I may want to add the PID down the road.
What would be a good "very newbie" recipe to start with?
Can't wait to get started. Guess I'll have to work on my "smoker slang"
Thanks for all your great help.
You will enjoy the Bradley regardless of which one you get. I went with the OBS in stainless and added a PID. Lower in cost than going digital and adding a PID later. PID is only a luxury item anyway.
Here is a good starter that does not take much time: http://www.susanminor.org/forums/showthread.php?t=43
The most forgiving thing is pulled pork. It does take a long time though.
Silly name for a squirrel. Something I heard from a good friend. Made his dogs ears perk up.
Wildcat,
That's funny that you suggested that recipe.
I had something similar, that a friend made. Oh my gosh,
it was yummy. I think it may be why I started thinking about my own smoker.
Thanks
welcome to the forum Rocky and enjoy your new family, friends as well as the fun in this forum has to offer
I used to call em dipity-do's :D
nepas
Fun, Food, Family and Friends....
Does it get any better! ;D
Quote from: rockymntrookie on May 14, 2009, 01:14:47 PM
Fun, Food, Family and Friends....
Does it get any better! ;D
Only when you add adult beverages!
Ice Cold Coors Light. ;)
Rocky,
Welcome to the forum! My kind of guy or gal as the case may be, ice cold Rocky Mountain Spring Water. AAAAHHHH!
I have a 4 rack BDS just like what you say you're getting. They work great.
KyNola
Good thought there, puppy dog eyes. ;)
I checked, and it is not a problem here.
Pickin up the smoker tomorrow.
I will let you know if my first try at it, is edible.
YOU CAN CALL ME ANNIE
Kinda late to the party but Welcome Aboard Annie!
Thanks Tenpoint5
Thanks KyNola, I guess that would make me a gal.
Only 20 minute drive to pick it up as a newborn.
Quote from: NePaSmoKer on May 14, 2009, 12:58:02 PM
I used to call em dipity-do's :D
nepas
The famous eastern potentate "The Great Carnac" had a great definition of dipity-do! He said it was what was on your dipity in the morning!