NorthernSmoke
New member
My second smoke on my 3D. Went with a spatchcock chicken and quarters. All were pre-seasoned from the store. I decided to go lighter on the smoke and went with about 1 3/4oz of apple wood.
I'm pretty green when it comes to the digital controller. My first smoke doing ribs was easy, I just set temp and time. This time around it was a bit more confusing, but I got it figured out. I set the temp to 250F and set the trigger for the P2 food probe to 165F. It started to alarm almost instantly. So, I figured it must be cycling through all 6 steps. I just quickly went through and reprogrammed the others to a temp of 0. Not sure if that is the right way to do it, but it worked out.
Newb question on the other probe (P3 temperature probe)... I would use that to monitor another piece of meat correct? Does that one only monitor temperature or can you trigger on it? I'm assuming it is only to monitor temp.
Anyway, it was a successful second smoke, they chicken turned out moist and delicious!
I'm pretty green when it comes to the digital controller. My first smoke doing ribs was easy, I just set temp and time. This time around it was a bit more confusing, but I got it figured out. I set the temp to 250F and set the trigger for the P2 food probe to 165F. It started to alarm almost instantly. So, I figured it must be cycling through all 6 steps. I just quickly went through and reprogrammed the others to a temp of 0. Not sure if that is the right way to do it, but it worked out.
Newb question on the other probe (P3 temperature probe)... I would use that to monitor another piece of meat correct? Does that one only monitor temperature or can you trigger on it? I'm assuming it is only to monitor temp.
Anyway, it was a successful second smoke, they chicken turned out moist and delicious!