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Charcoal Grill Secrets: How to Use an Offset Smoker?
Why Would I Want to Smoke my Meat? Smoking meat on a charcoal grill goes beyond the taste, it’s an art form. Not only will smoking your meats give you a nostalgic feeling, there is a definitely a sort of alchemy that can’t be achieved with any other type of cooking. It’s nostalgic because mankind has been cooking meat over a fire for the last 1.8 million years. Today, we have perfected the art of preparing the most delicious beef short ribs or the flavorful pork shoulder using the most simply of grills. Now it’s your turn! In this guide, we’re going to walk you through how to use an offset smoker to prepare the best-smoked meals with a basic charcoal grill setup. Pros and Cons of using an Offset Smoker Charcoal Grill Pros You can stoke the fire or add wood chips, chunks, logs, or wood pellets without opening the cooking chamber. Unlike smaller top-lid grills, offset smoker grills are typically designed like a barrel. Which means you are able to smoke larger quantities of food. There are no electrical or moving parts that you have to worry about replacing. Easily change the smokey flavor by adding different wood chips (ie: apple, cherry, hickory, and oak) Cons Some of your more heavy duty offset smoker charcoal grills can be pretty hefty. If you are considering getting a bigger grill, that weighs hundreds of pounds, get ready to purchase a grill trailer to help you maneuver your new backyard beast. Unlike other grills, building a steady fire requires patience. Some offset smoker grills require 1 – 2 hours to maintain a solid temperature that you’ll need to complete a successful cook. However, after you learn how to smoke your meats properly, it will be well worth the wait! What are the Steps to Smoke? Step 1: Prepare your chimney starter. I typically only fill my chimney about halfway before I light it. After you light your charcoal, wait until your briquettes have white corners to signify that they are at the appropriate temperature. By preheating your coals, you will prevent bitter creosote (ash/soot) from forming on your meat. Step 2: Make sure that both exhaust hatches are open. If you attempt to start your charcoal grill with the each exhaust closed, you won’t only keep your grill from rising to the proper temp, but you will end up choking out your flame. Step 3: Carefully pour in the hot briquettes into your offset smoker box of your charcoal grill. Step 4: Our friends at AmazingRibs.com said it best, “cook with charcoal, not wood.” Unlike using other types of grills, you don’t need to soak your wood chips or chunks when you’re using an offset charcoal grill. Even though soaked wood absorbs a small percentage of its weight in water, adding wet wood will only serve to cool your coals. Thus, causing fluctuating temperatures to happen. Step 5: You’ll notice that you’re going to start seeing and smelling the smoke from your wood. Feel proud that you made it this far! At this stage, you’re going to want to keep an eye on the temperature. Depending on what you’re cooking, you’ll want the grill to climb to about 225 – 250 degrees Fahrenheit. Most grills will have a temperture gauge on them, like the one below. Step 6: Bring on the meat! Add your cuts directly on the proper grates of your grill. Step 7: Be ready to rotate throughout your cook. A quick lesson about fire. Since your heat source is located on one side and not directly underneath your meat, it’s only logical that the meat located furthest from the offset smoker box will not cook as fast as the meat located closest to the offset smoker box. Make sense? Good! Your PyroAnalytics lesson is over. Now keep rotating your meat, from left-to-right every so often so that it can cook evenly. Step 8: Adjust the temperature if necessary by using the ventilation doors. This is where it moves from more of a Science into an Art. Be patient and watch how well your meat cooks. Close or open as many doors as you need to learn what your grill requires to pull off the most successful cook. Step 9: Be careful not to over smoke your meat. Instead, start by only adding a few wood chips at the beginning of your cook. If you notice that you’re losing out on that beautiful vapor, try adding in 3 – 5 new wood chips every 30 minutes to get you that desired flavor that you’re looking for. Step 10: Enjoy your tasty rewards! Use a meat thermometer to make sure that your meat has cooked all the way through. However, once you’re done cooking go and enjoy some mouth watering home-cooked BBQ! -
The Essential Camping Checklist for Your Outdoor Adventures
Growing up in Oregon, I have been on many a camping trip in my time. There are all different ways to camp; backpacking into the wilderness, car camping on the coast, party camping at festivals, backyard camping, tent camping, yurt or RV glamping- you name it, I’ve probably done it. One of my favorite things about camping is how open ended it is as an activity; no matter your skill level or preferred style, anyone can have fun on a weekend camping trip. My two favorite camping trips are prime examples of this: The first was a two-night camping party extravaganza outside Portland with a huge group of friends for Warped Tour 2007. It was hot, it was loud, it was crazy. There was beer pong, campfire singalongs, and my best friend karate chopped a burning log and then fell in the creek. We slept in our cars and ate McDonald’s for every meal. The second was vastly different: a three-day backpacking trip into the Lower Rogue Wilderness Area in Southern Oregon with my then-boyfriend. We packed it in and packed it out, spending our days hiking with 40 lb packs on our backs and our nights laying out under the stars, listening to owls in the trees and the sound of the river below us. There is a whole spectrum of camping between these two extremes! Whether you’re backpacking, car or tent camping, or glamping, you need to make sure you bring all the essentials. We’ve created this essential camping checklist to help you prepare for your wilderness adventure. While you may not need everything on this list, you might just find something you never thought to bring! Aosom’s Essential Camping Checklist For the Campsite These are your basic camping essentials that will make or break your trip. While you might choose to forgo an air mattress or camp table, you definitely won’t want to forget your sleeping bag, matches, or a plastic bag for garbage. Remember to pack it out and leave the campsite better than you found it! Tent Sleeping Bags Cooler Lantern Flashlight Tarp Air Mattress, Foam pad, etc Air pump Pillows Camp chairs Camp Table Matches or lighter Firewood Firestarter/ kindling Plastic bags for trash Duct tape Bungee cord Cash for park fees, snacks, or emergencies Light and High-quality Everyday Carrying Backpack Axe or Saw Hammer Check out our Great Outdoors themed 4th of July blog to see the very best of our camping gear to get you on the road to your next outdoor adventure! Food and Drink Let’s be real for a second- the best part of camping is the food. Hot dogs, camp coffee, s’mores, everything tastes better cooked over an open fire. Sure, the fresh air is nice, the scenery is beautiful, the wildlife is intriguing- but it’s all about the food! Fresh drinking water Food: Plan meals ahead of time and bring all necessary ingredients S’mores fixings Plastic utensils COFFEE Skewers for marshmallows, hot dogs Ice Paper Plates or Camp Dishes Cups Reusable water bottle Knife Multitool (can opener, bottle opener, scissors, knife, pliers) Cooking pots and pans Cooking utensils Camp Sink Soap Towels Camp Grill Charcoal Cookstove Propane Tinfoil Pet supplies/ food In need of some campground culinary inspiration? Check out these amazing and easy to make camping recipes and hacks curated by Country Living Magazine and the Food Network: 53 Easy Camping Recipes for Your Next Trip 25 Brilliant Camping Food Hacks Personal Hygiene Just because you’re roughing it for a night or two doesn’t mean your personal hygiene needs to suffer. You’ll still want to be prepared for all types of weather, insect, and emergencies. If you’re going to be spending time on the water, make sure your sunscreen is waterproof! Clothes: Long and short sleeve tees, shorts, jeans, pajamas, underwear, sweatshirt, rain jacket, etc. Extra Socks Swimsuit Hiking boots Bug Spray Toilet Paper Paper Towels Baby wipes Sunscreen First Aid Kit Toothbrush and paste Tylenol, ibuprofen, medications Hand sanitizer Sunglasses Sun hat Make sure you don’t forget anything else with one of these printable checklists from REI and Sunset Magazine: Family Camping Checklist Adventure Camping Checklist Fun and Games You can’t spend the entire camping trip sitting around the campfire eating s’mores. Here are some essential extras to bring along. Make sure you never have a dull moment, even if you get caught in the rain. Camera Map Field Guide Compass Star Chart/ Night Sky Guide Bluetooth speaker Power bank, phone charger Fishing poles and gear Binoculars Toys, bikes, etc for kids Deck of cards Sketchbook and drawing pencils In search of more structured activities to keep kids and adults entertained on your camping weekend? 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How to pick the perfect poker table for your next game
Here’s a hypothetical scenario that may sound all too familiar if you’ve ever tried to host a poker night at home. Let’s say that you set aside the perfect day to have a game with friends and family. Everyone is excited, chatty, and ready for a good time, but there’s only one problem: you don’t have a poker table at home that can fit everyone who wants to play. So, with all eyes staring you down, you wing it as best you can because it is only a home game after all, not the VIP room at Ceasar’s Palace. You can undoubtedly get by playing cards and gaming on a kitchen table or coffee table, but it’ll probably be your last poker night in a while, especially if you bust one of your guests after only a few hands! You may drop cards all over the floor, accidentally flash your hand when you’re sitting on rockets in the hole, or get accused of throwing a terrible poker game to take everyone’s money after the first blind raise. Either way, what should have been a special, fun time with your closest friends and relatives has now gone off the rails because you didn’t have a way to host a comfortable game or give everyone a fair chance to play in the first place. But when you have a quality poker table at home, you can host a full game with as many as eight players, including a spot for the dealer – and you won’t feel as bad when you win a big pot against a fish just learning how to play the flop. Poker table basics The basics of what makes a good poker table are pretty easy to grasp once you learn the essentials. Not all poker tables are made with the same care and attention to quality, especially the materials’ quality. Some come with nothing but plastic parts, while others may not even fold up for easy storage. You may find a table at a reasonable price, yet the question is this: does the table have everything you need to host a great game? At the very least, your poker table should include things like: High-quality felt Plenty of elbow room Comfortable seating Cup holders Easily foldable legs and tabletops Slots to organize poker chips If the item you’re thinking about buying has all of those basic features, you’re looking at a good value. Which poker table is right for you? Here’s what we recommend. To buy the right poker table, you ought to have a general idea of what you plan to use it for and how often you’ll host games too. Is it one of your hobbies, or do you plan to play poker for profit? Questions like those matter tremendously when selecting a poker table to play cards. So, if you only have a poker night once a month, you’ll do fine with a smaller table that will seat six players comfortably. Depending on the type of game you’re planning to host, you may not need a table with cup holders or places to organize poker chips either. A standard table with plenty of elbow room and quality felt top would suffice. On the other hand, if you plan to host a long game like a Texas Hold ‘Em tournament every Friday (cash game to follow, of course), you’ll need a bigger table that’s more comfortable and practical because you’ll be sitting in the same spot for several hours if you do it right. Another consideration is whether or not you want to be known as “the guy with the portable poker table” if you decide to spend money on a good one, which wouldn’t necessarily be a bad thing if you’re practicing playing fast and loose for a casino tournament. Here are a handful of other tips from Aosom.com on how to buy a poker table if you’re new to hosting home games. Three tips for buying a new poker table We only sell top-quality poker tables at Aosom, like the Soozier brand. You’ll see what we currently have available in our online shop, so here are three easy tips for selecting the best time for your needs. 1 – Choose between a poker table cover or a freestanding product – These are your two choices when it comes to poker tables in general, and table covers aren’t necessarily settling for less because they can be more versatile, if not more so, than a freestanding table. 2 – Choose whether or not you want an octagon-shaped table or a table similar to a casino poker table – Some genuine poker guys will insist on playing on a table that looks like it came from a real casino. Still, an octagon-shaped table works just as well, practically speaking. 3 – Remember that legroom counts, too – Having enough legroom is another common issue with poker tables, so if you think your guests won’t fit around a smaller table, you’re probably spot on. Ultimately, if you keep these basics in mind, you’ll find it much easier to pick the right poker table at a fair price. -
Tips on How to Care for Chickens in Winter
With each passing week as we shift from the fall into the dreaded winter, those new to keeping birds out back can be a little frantic as to how they can keep them safe through the dropping temperatures. Urban and suburban farming has become incredibly popular, especially keeping chickens for the most organic and “free range” eggs you can get. Here are a few key ways to care for your chickens in winter from now until the warmer months.The primary thing that any serious chicken “wrangler” is going to need is to have a safe place to keep your chickens. Moderately priced chicken coops are available for flocks of almost every size. Many of these have deluxe inside spaces that give them a gracious amount of room. The best combination you can have is to have a chicken coop that will have:1. a sufficient open fenced space for when the weather permits more outside activity.2. a substantial indoor option that they can bunker into at night.Adding a proper chicken coop that will accommodate to all of the seasons will make raising your chickens in winter a lot easier. Not to mention our chicken coops make for an attractive conversation piece that will help to avoid that “cluttered look” in your yard.What if I Have Other Animals?This is a great question, and often a BIG question that people forget to ask when they first consider adding a cute little chick into their family. Typically, if you are considering chickens you may already have other animals. While socialization is important, giving your chickens their own space and protection from other outdoor predators is vital. To reduce the risk of any unforeseen issues, consider a larger chicken coop model. The finished sealed wood grain will compliment your home’s décor, as well as minimize heat loss in the winter.Will My Chickens Freeze if They’re Outside?Not if you prepare appropriately and insulate the inside of your chicken coop. The second step here is going to be to create a space of artificial warmth.[alert type=”warning” close=”false”]Disclaimer: This method works best when placed in the outside area of the pen so as to not create a fire hazard with the internal bedding that you previously laid down.[/alert]A stand-up electric heater with a weather safe chord is going to be important for the fenced area, especially when you are dealing with freezing weather. This will allow a general “permatemperature” to occur and keep things safe so that your chickens regular body temperature does not have a chance to drop to unsafe levels.You need to then head inside the chicken coop and make sure that the trays, which are below the floor fencing, have extra stuffing and are emptied about halfway. This ends up acting as a bit of insulation for the chicken coop. Additionally, you could use pillow stuffing or even shredded newspaper to help insulate your chicken coop.Don’t Underestimate the Power of JellyIf streams of biting cold are going through your coop then you are going to want to prevent against frostbite. To do this, you will want to put petroleum jelly on the waddles, feet, and feathers of your chickens in winter. The best way to do this on the feathers is to cake it on a comb and comb it through the feathers, and then to hand rub them on the non-feathered areas. This does not have to be incredibly thick, but it needs to have a noticeable surface of protection.Switch from Feed to Corn in the WinterSwitch your feedings to corn at night. Corn tends to be a healthier and heartier meal for chickens that will help them gain more weight. Not only that, but corn takes longer to digest. Therefore, this will give your chickens the best chance to fight off the frost this winter.Check out some of our products that will help you provide your chickens with the best resources possible in order to withstand the upcoming changes in temperature this year.
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