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▲ 116 r/RCConstruction

This hobby inspired me to get a new job

My cdl finally got me in the door with a company who will teach me to drive the big yellow things. For now I'm just hauling the dirt.

u/Th3_Gh0st_0f_Y0u — 8 days ago
▲ 127 r/smoking

First tri tip. Holy smokes

Smoked at 200 to 120 internal in the thickest part, seared on the grill at 500 for 4 minutes each side.

Easily the most delicious thing I've smoked so far

u/Th3_Gh0st_0f_Y0u — 8 days ago
▲ 32 r/Truckers

I didn't play enough mudrunner before I got this job...

Got stuck for the first time in over a year (good record for the places they send me) wrecker said it was good I stopped trying to get unstuck when I did, or I would have ended up in the ditch and it would have been much worse to fix.

u/Th3_Gh0st_0f_Y0u — 2 months ago
▲ 2 r/smoking

Advice for a beginner

First post here. I got my first cheap upright electric smoker and I've been doing a ton of reading to learn how to do this right. I've had two unsuccessful smokes so far and I realized that I'm taking advice from people without knowing their situation.

Wrap the ribs don't wrap the ribs use a water pan don't use a water pan.

Can anyone give me specific advice on special smoking techniques for altitude? I've learned the water pan is extremely necessary the hard way and I don't want to keep ruining expensive meat. What are your rules and experiences for smoking at higher altitudes?

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u/Th3_Gh0st_0f_Y0u — 2 months ago