I ijd39 New member Dec 10, 2015 #1 Cooked 6 1/2 hrs. at 225 turned out great, potatoes were not soft enough but had a nice smoke taste
SuperDave New member Dec 10, 2015 #2 They look great! You will be happy at lunch tomorrow as they will be even better.
DivotMaker New member Dec 10, 2015 #4 Nice job! Those look great! You can nuke the taters for about 5 minutes before putting them in the smoker, and they'll be soft. Gives 'em a little "head start."
Nice job! Those look great! You can nuke the taters for about 5 minutes before putting them in the smoker, and they'll be soft. Gives 'em a little "head start."
gregbooras Moderator Dec 11, 2015 #7 Your ribs look great, with the potatoes I put them on second shelf from the bottom. But as Tony said, you can nuke them before putting them in the smoker or after you pull them from the smoker. Greg
Your ribs look great, with the potatoes I put them on second shelf from the bottom. But as Tony said, you can nuke them before putting them in the smoker or after you pull them from the smoker. Greg
jcboxlot New member Dec 11, 2015 #8 Don;t potatoes too close the inside thermo element keep the temps too high in the box? I thought I read some ages ago keep them up top.
Don;t potatoes too close the inside thermo element keep the temps too high in the box? I thought I read some ages ago keep them up top.
gregbooras Moderator Dec 11, 2015 #9 jcboxlot said: Don;t potatoes too close the inside thermo element keep the temps too high in the box? I thought I read some ages ago keep them up top. Click to expand... I do this all the time and it works great. Greg
jcboxlot said: Don;t potatoes too close the inside thermo element keep the temps too high in the box? I thought I read some ages ago keep them up top. Click to expand... I do this all the time and it works great. Greg