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Re: First Time BGE Owner - XL with Modular Nest
nice set-up and welcome to Maryland (View Post) -
Re: Flameboss vs Smobot
I apologize if you think there was any intent to impinge your character or your product. I did not make any negative statements about you or Smobot in this thread nor have I made any negative comment… (View Post) -
Re: Flameboss vs Smobot
(Quote) Eric, this is really a disappointing response. Why do think that has anything to do with this discussion? It doesn't. I thanked you for your effort and was appreciative of any guidan… (View Post) -
Re: Minimum lump inventory comfort level?
I use 15 - 30 lbs/month. I like having 1 unopened bag in reserve so I reorder when I open the next to last bag. I'll buy 10+ bags if it is a good deal. Otherwise I'm fine ordering a few bags of Rockw… (View Post) -
Re: Precooked Turkey
If it's truly precooked, I would not bring it all the way up temp wise. It doesn't need to be cooked a second time. I'd cut it up and remove the breast. Bring it up to temp gently using 250 - 300*. U… (View Post)