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A Helpful Tip

Bobby-Q
Bobby-Q Posts: 1,994
edited November -1 in EggHead Forum
Had the day off today so I decided to get my Larges ready for Thanksgiving Day. They are both ready for new gaskets after years of cooking and there was a bit of mold from where they have sat for about 6 weeks. (I know, I know)

Anyway I fired them up with a full load of old lump and let them burn at about 600°. After about 30 minutes of solid white smoke the neighbors started coming around to see if the house was on fire. They saw the smoke but it didn't smell like anything was cooking.

I solved the problem by dropping 1 hickory chunk and 1/2 of an onion in each EGG. After about 30 minutes of that they started coming back to ask what was cooking.

Good to know the neighbors are looking out.

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