🔥 What's cooking on your SmokeFire?

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 I’ve done
Yeah, that’s kinda the standard bearer idea. Mine needed more time in the cooker but it ate just fine. I’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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