Grilling & Recipes: the first thing I do with a new smoker

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	Name:	John C -
	Subject:	the first thing I do with a new smoker
	Date:	3/18/2010 1:31:21 PM

is ignore the factory thermometer.

I install a new one, at the level where the meat sits, immediately.

I also have a digital probe that I put in the meat. but I only do that when I am about 80% through my expected cook time.

Accurate ambient / meat temp measurement, IMO, is the #1 thing you can do to improve your smoking. I don't care how good your sauce or rub is, if cooked improperly, the Q will be subpar.

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