šŸ”„ What's cooking on your SmokeFire/Searwood? šŸ„©

Wife liked my tacos so much I had to go back and get some pollo asada and carne asada for her and the kids.
This cook was amazing and the SF from 7 am until 3pm cooked a tri-tip brisket style and a high heat cook on the chicken and carne asada.
pretty impressive machine!!
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Had to employ the Ranger for the diver scallops skewers. Did coho and sockeye along with some filets, asparagus and some potatoes and onions in the foil pan
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Reminds me of the PSB Iā€™ve done
Yeah, thatā€™s kinda the standard bearer idea. Mine needed more time in the cooker but it ate just fine. Iā€™ve done better for sure, closer to what you are showing.
 
You guys can cook. I threw in a brisket last night, waiting for it to finish up.View attachment 589View attachment 590
I know this is old, but I'm new here and just saw this. I did my first full-packer this week and did it on the bottom shelf with no pan. Even though it cooked at 225 (17+ hours, no wrap), I burned the bottom. I like this idea of a pan and on the top shelf. Have you ever checked if there's a difference in temperature between the top and bottom shelves?
 

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